
The Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild is a network of permaculture practitioners who inhabit a region of the northwestern U.S. between the Cascade Mountain Range and the Rocky Mountain Range. We host annual gatherings and operate this interactive website to facilitate communication among Guild members and between the Guild and the greater community to inform ourselves and others about the promise of permaculture.
The collective will have their seed library available with free seeds for anyone. They encourage everyone to bring seeds to trade or donate (with/for anyone), but it is not required.
Guidelines
The Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild (INPG) invites you to gather, share, and grow together at our upcoming Seed Swap and Herb Exchange. This event is a celebration of local resilience, shared knowledge, and the abundance that comes from community connection.
Chewelah Library
Lakeside Library
Colville Library
At Harmony Woods Retreat Center
11507 S. Keeney Road
Spokane, WA 99224
Chewelah, Quartzite Brewing Company - beer and cider, and food (if the food truck is open) available.
The collective will have their seed library available with free seeds for anyone. They encourage everyone to bring seeds to trade or donate (with/for anyone), but it is not required.
Guidelines
The Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild (INPG) invites you to gather, share, and grow together at our upcoming Seed Swap and Herb Exchange. This event is a celebration of local resilience, shared knowledge, and the abundance that comes from community connection.
Colville, NE WA Hunger Coalition, 347 W 2nd St, Suite G
The collective will have their seed library available with free seeds for anyone. They encourage everyone to bring seeds to trade or donate (with/for anyone), but it is not required.
Guidelines
Fruitland Valley Winery - food and drink available.
The collective will have their seed library available with free seeds for anyone. They encourage everyone to bring seeds to trade or donate (with/for anyone), but it is not required.
Guidelines
50 Years of Growing Together!
For half a century, the Stevens County Conservation District (SCCD) has helped our community grow—from large-scale reforestation to natural backyard habitats. This year, for their 50th Anniversary, they’re doing something special!
Our locally adapted native trees are just one part of your landscape goals. To give you the best variety and support our local economy, SCCD is inviting local growers and sellers to join them for a new yearly tradition!
When: March 27th & 28th | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
50 Years of Growing Together!
For half a century, the Stevens County Conservation District (SCCD) has helped our community grow—from large-scale reforestation to natural backyard habitats. This year, for their 50th Anniversary, they’re doing something special!
Our locally adapted native trees are just one part of your landscape goals. To give you the best variety and support our local economy, SCCD is inviting local growers and sellers to join them for a new yearly tradition!
When: March 27th & 28th | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM