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Women’s Conference Explores Wonderful World of Mushrooms

Headshot of Cornelia Cho holding a giant mushroom.

Cornelia Cho. Photo credit Mycelium Mysteries.

Katherine MacLean. Photo credit Mycelium Mysteries.

The seventh annual Mycelium Mysteries Women’s Mushroom Conference, instructing women on how mushrooms can be used medicinally, nutritionally, cosmetically and spiritually, will be held from September 22 through 24 in Almond, Wisconsin. Keynote speakers are Katherine MacLean, Ph.D., Cornelia Cho, M.D., and Anne Pringle, Ph.D.

 

Anne Pringle. Photo credit Mycelium Mysteries.

 

Participants can learn, grow and celebrate with a community of amazing women and enjoy dozens of different workshops taught by leading experts from around the country, become one with nature and take in the beauty of 200 acres of serene woods overlooking a peaceful lake. Onsite camping or cabin lodging is available.




Cost varies with lodging options. Visit NAChicago.com/2023-MyceliumMysteriesTix and enter by Sept. 1 to win a free weekend pass. Register at MyceliumMysteries.com.
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