Join us at the Wimberly Community Center to learn how to grow mushrooms in the garden.

Cool down and myceliate with us and let’s talk aquatic fungi. Dive into the refreshing spring waters of the San Marcos River. This is our version of the classic mushroom walk, but with a splash!

Curious about growing your own culinary mushrooms? Join us at the Buzz Mill Coffee to learn how to grow mushrooms at home!

Join us on the opening night of local artist celebrations within the realms of fungi!

Learn all about the wellness benefits of mushrooms, how to incorporate them into daily routines, and simple culinary uses.

Author Eva Gordon reveals the secret world of animals that hunt, farm, and self-medicate with fungi. Drawing on zoology and mycology, she transforms complex science into captivating stories—from truffle-hunting pigs to elephants seeking medicinal mushrooms. Don't miss this fascinating blend of expertise and storytelling that will change how you see nature.

Celebrate Infinity Day! (8.8) turns our focus to cycles—the endless processes that sustain life. From the nutrient and water cycles to mycelium, pollination and propagation, guests can explore how plants depend on infinite renewal.

Join us in-person on Mushroom Monday at Stargazer Cocktails & Coffee to learn how to grow culinary and specialty mushrooms from Danielle from Cap City Shrooms. Go home with the knowledge and kit to get started! Mushroom cocktails, mocktails & more.

Join us at the John Gillum Branch public library for a deep dive into the relationship between fungi, myth, nature and art. Come prepared to listen, learn, write and craft!

Learn how to make an excellent soil amendment in your own backyard!

Come out for a discussion to learn about Johnson-Su Bioreactors together, a low-maintenance, passive composting system that yields highly fungal compost! This design was created by husband-wife duo Dr. David Johnson and Hui Chun Su during Johnson's PhD research at New Mexico State University. The method has since been modified to make backyard composting very easy.

Join us for a guided nature walk to observe the Glass Mountain Crested Coralroot (Bletia nitida)—a threatened, mycoheterotrophic orchid that obtains nutrients through fungal parasitism rather than photosynthesis. This is also a chance to see our state mushroom the Devil’s Cigar or Chorioactis geaster which is also fruiting after the recent rains!

Explore the nocturnal wild of the Violet Crown Trail with UV flashlights, moon viewings, and play glow-in-the-dark bingo! Perfect for families, nature lovers, and curious kids

Completely new to mycology, two UT architecture students set out to explore the material and design potential of mycelium found in spent mushroom blocks.

Join us for a guided nature walk to observe the Glass Mountain Crested Coralroot (Bletia nitida)—a threatened, mycoheterotrophic orchid that obtains nutrients through fungal parasitism rather than photosynthesis.

Dive into Mycology 101 with an emphasis on stories and role of fungal evolution during the Triassic-Jurassic period, a time of significant evolutionary change!

Curious about growing your own culinary mushrooms? Join us at San Antonio Botanical Garden for our new SporeCorps program to learn all the basics behind growing mushrooms at home!

Join us for a guided nature walk to observe the Glass Mountain Crested Coralroot (Bletia nitida)—a threatened, mycoheterotrophic orchid that obtains nutrients through fungal parasitism rather than photosynthesis.

Join us in-person on Mushroom Monday at Stargazer Cocktails & Coffee to learn how to grow culinary and specialty mushrooms. Go home with the knowledge and kit to get started! Mushroom cocktails, mocktails, vendors & more.

Dive into Mycology 101 with an emphasis on stories and role of fungal evolution during the Triassic-Jurassic period, a time of significant evolutionary change!

Join legendary mycologist David Lewis, author of Mushrooms of the Gulf Coast States who has discovered many new species of mushrooms at the Watson Rare Native Plant Preserve in East Texas.

Experience a true taste of the Piney Woods with an evening farm tour and picnic-style dinner at Broussard Farms, where you'll meet the pastured chickens and goats before sitting down to a meal made from the land. The menu features smoked pasture-raised chicken salad, local sourdough, goat cheeses, herb lemonade, and a one-of-a-kind chanterelle goat milk custard ice cream.

Join legendary mycologist David Lewis, author of Mushrooms of the Gulf Coast States who has discovered many new species of mushrooms in Deep East Texas at his 60 acres Bleakwood property.

Join us at the Hampton Branch at Oak Hill public library for a deep dive into the relationship between fungi, myth, nature and art. Come prepared to listen, learn, write and craft!

This online class reframes the Epstein case not as a story of individual corruption, but as a symptom of industrial capitalism’s "waste logic." Using fungi as a guide, the talk explores how decomposition, rather than purity, offers a model for transforming contamination and shared trauma.

Join us at the Lost Pines Master Naturalists monthly meeting to learn about wild mushrooms of Texas. Learn how to identify wild edibles from the toxic mushrooms and learn the larger role fungi play in the environment.

It’s Pollinator Week! Join our friends at Wild Spirit, Wild Places for a fun-filled afternoon at Vista Brewing to explore the powerful connection between native plants, fungi and pollinators.

Learn about how we can work with fungi to remove contamination from the environment. From plastics to heavy metals, fungi may hold the key towards a healthy future!

Join us for a hands-on workshop building Johnson-Su bioreactors—one of the simplest and most effective ways to grow beneficial soil microbes at home!