BOOGIEDOWN ACTIVITIES FORM

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Select All That Apply – Activities will meet up near the Campground Stage

BIRDING WITH ADAM KNUEPPEL (SAT 8A-9A) – Join Adam Knueppel, former Field Trip Chair at the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology on a walk around the Driftless Music Gardens grounds during The Boogiedown Music Festival. Adam will share his detailed knowledge of the species of birds found in the Driftless Area of Southwest Wisconsin as the group finds live examples in the field. We encourage you to bring your own binoculars, but a limited number will be available.

TAIJI WITH GREGORY SERGI (SAT 9:15A-10:15A) – Join Greg Sergi in a Tai Chi moving meditation session. Greg has dedicated the last eight years to practicing and studying Tai Chi while residing in a Tao Temple, and has recently returned to Wisconsin. In this flow-follow meditation, participants will imitate his postures all together as a group while Greg instructs on fundamental Tai Chi principles.

YOGA WITH JENI VASH (SAT 10:30A-11:30A) – Awaken the mind through opening of the body with morning yoga. Chanting and breathwork rise into a gentle vinyasa flow, closing with a yoga nidra guided meditation. Inner vibrations connect with that which flows in and all around the beautiful Driftless Music Garden.

GEOLOGICAL WALK WITH PATRICK CAULFIELD (11:45A-12:45P) – Patrick Caulfield has been teaching earth science in Wisconsin for over 20 years. He will lead you on a tour of the Driftless Music Gardens discussing the Wisconsin Glaciation that extended from approximately 75,000 years ago to 10,000 years ago and describe the Driftless Region. The walk will include visiting 350 million year old sandstone outcrops. Be prepared for a great walk.

MUSHROOM WITH BREWSTER JOHNSON (SAT 1P-2P) – Mushroom Cultivation Workshop: Golden Wine Cap (Stropharia rugosoannulata var. lutea) For this year’s Boogiedown, we wanted to switch things up for our fungi-focused event. Instead of identifying mushrooms in the wild, we are going to demonstrate how to cultivate a particular species. In this case we are going to teach you how to cultivate the Golden Wine Cap mushroom, which is especially great at growing outdoors. These mushrooms are a great edible and the patch will produce an abundance for the next few summers. Come join us in creating the inaugural mushroom patch at Driftless Music Gardens!