Salt and Ceremony Events: $50 for all 4 sessions. Each event costs $30 USD per session. All 4 sessions with associated videos are watchable until the end of the year and costs only $50 – not $120.
Buying a new Annual Membership also means you will be able to access, at no additional cost, any event in 2023, as well as access to any new videos as they are available. https://PayPal.me/FermentsandCultures
Of course, any video creator for Salt and Ceremony will have access to the entire library until December 31, 2023, and can update their videos at any time.
Cultures.Group shares information, educational resources, and unique experiences through live events, online meetings and special events, and an extensive video library on fermentation, preservation, brewing, cooking, baking and how to use koji and other filamentous fungus to make tasty things. If it’s about using koji, we have it. We are a collective of artists, scientists, educators, chefs, fermenters, bakers, students and advocates. We never charge more than one annual fee to access all videos, as well as any event we have during the year. Our library of digital materials serves as the foundation to create new videos and events, driven by what our members want to learn about. The Annual Membership fee we charge is to keep our videos stored and our capacity to stream live and pre-recorded events. Our archives and events are not posted online, nor are they searchable using any search engine. You are invited to join our collective as a student, teacher, artisan, merchant, author, activist, scientist, philosopher - or someone that doesn’t consider themself especially noteworthy or knowledgeable. Want to know how fermentation, preservation, baking and cooking knowledge can help you feed your family and community during fat and lean times? Join us. $75 USD for annual Membership and access to everything: http://Paypal.me/FermentsandCultures Cultures.Group https://www.instagram.com/cultures.group/ Website: https://Cultures.Group Substack/Mailing List: https://culturesgroup.substack.com
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