Sharing mycoscaping with the community
Mycoscaping is an emerging field. Mycoscapes offers workshops, school programs, community sessions, and institutional events that bring living soil, fungal networks, and a different way of thinking about gardens to anyone curious enough to dig in. Every program is designed to leave participants seeing the landscapes around them differently.
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WHAT WE OFFER
Community garden workshops
ONGOING
Hands-on sessions in community gardens across New York — covering soil health, mycelium inoculation, and how to build gardens that sustain themselves. Practical, participatory, designed for curious beginners and experienced gardeners alike
2–3 hours · Groups up to 20 · All levels welcome
School programs
AVAILABLE
Curriculum-linked sessions for elementary through high school students exploring fungi, soil ecosystems, and urban nature. Designed to help students discover the hidden world beneath their feet, and understand why it matters.
Adaptable length · K–12 · in-school or garden-based
Inoculation Workshop
SMALL GROUP
Participants learn how fungal networks function, inoculate living soil, and leave with the knowledge—and materials—to begin experimenting at home.
Half day · Max 10 people · Ticketed
Institutional and brand events
BY COMMISSION
Bespoke fungi experiences for museums, cultural institutions, and brands. From educational programming and scavenger hunts to immersive events built around the mycoscaping philosophy.
Custom format · Any scale · Inquiry based
Community inoculation workshop
Brooklyn · Location TBD
UPCOMING
AUG
TBA
Fungi and the urban garden: talk
Brooklyn · Location TBD
SEP
TBA
School program — living soil series
New York City schools · Enrolling now
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Want to bring mycoscaping to your community or institution?
Every space is different. If you have a school, community garden, museum, or event in mind, get in touch and we'll build something around it.