This is a FREE event!
Join us as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Hedgerow Herb Co! Your new Portland based apothecary. Many hands and plenty of toil went into the building of our sweet storefront, so we are so excited to share our space with you. Enjoy old time music, tin-type portraits, tea and libations, live book readings, workshops, as well as opening weekend only raffles and membership discounts.
Welcome to the wild hedge.
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Welcome to the wild hedge. ✥
Saturday May 18th
12:00pm - Doors open!
All Day - Become a Founding Member and receive opening weekend-only discounts on our Membership. Enter our Medicine Basket Raffle (winners announced on Monday May 20th). Hang out and enjoy libations like Herbucha, house made herbal sodas, and tea.
12:00pm-4:00pm - Tintype Portrait Pop-up with Noyel Gallimore
From Noyel’s website: “For over half of my life I’ve been a photographer, and for even longer I’ve been a maker - capturing memories and creating whatever my hands and mind would allow. Analogue photography has always felt like the perfect combination of conceptual and tangible art forms. My favorite part about the antique process of wet plate collodion is how hands-on it is.
Sunday May 19th
12:00pm - Doors open!
All Day - Become a Founding Member and receive opening weekend-only discounts on our Membership. Enter our Medicine Basket Raffle (winners announced on Monday May 20th). Hang out and enjoy libations like Herbucha, house made herbal sodas, and tea.
2:00 pm: Live Harp music by Aphida Cocomici
Enjoy herbal soda or tea on a Sunday afternoon accompanied by the lovely harp music of Portland based Luthier, Aphida Cocomici.
4:00pm - Nigon Wyrta Galdor: The Nine Plants Spell (Hyldr Publishing) Read by Devon Rawlings
Enjoy libations and a live reading in candlelight by performer and voice actor Devon Rawlings.
” Vibrantly animistic and remarkably hypnotic, Nigon Wyrta Galdor—the so-called Nine Herbs Charm—is an Old English healing galdor that invokes nine personified plants and the pagan god Woden to defeat a serpent before exploding in a psychedelic climax.
One of the most mysterious items in the Old English corpus, and originally sang, chanted, or otherwise performed to treat an unknown malady, philologist Joseph S. Hopkins’s new translation of Nigon Wyrta Galdor provides a rare window into a living landscape from a lost time, dripping with mysticism and mystery, humming with life.”