Membership Renewal ReminderWe miss you, don’t worry if you forgot, this is a reminder to send in
your membership $25.00 for individual, $35.00 for family. Complete and print membership application here! Renew and get a friend to join, the more the merrier! We appreciate donations to the CHA Thea Pastore Scholarship Fund. The CHA Scholarship Fund was started by a generous speaker who donated her fee for speaking. The fund has been added to over the years by other members. The fund is now dedicated and named to THE THEA PASTORE SCHOLARSHIP FUND. It is intended to assist members who would not otherwise be able to afford the to attend CHA events or other herb related events. A scholarship application is available upon request. Email Gayle Nogas [email protected]. Please up-date your membership of any changes like, email, address, phone numbers and bio, so the list can be updated. Checks made out to CHA and Mail to CHA 35 Dale Road Enfield CT 06082 Up coming event:
Autumn Potluck
Sunday October 27th 12:30PM Connecticut Herb Association
Annual Meeting & Election Sunday November 17th 1:00 Wethersfield Library, Wethersfield, CT 515 Silas Deane Hwy, Entrance on Church St Keynote Speaker Bill Heide To see all up coming events select here.
Spring RecipesThe recent trip to Logee's
Welcome to our webpage. Would like to become a member the link is valid.Connecticut Herb Association (CHA) was created by a group of enthusiasts with a simple desire to educate and share the diverse world of herbs with one another and our community throughout the state. We also work to compile a local network of herb-related resources.
CHA has a diverse membership from the practitioner, student, grower, educator, and shopkeeper to the gardener and novice. Together, we form a strong network with each member lending his or her own energies and expertise to form an organization that educates and informs individuals and other groups about herbs and holistic modalities. CHA serves as a forum for exchange of information and discussion regarding importance issues in the herbal community. These issues concern therapies, research, education, workshops, growing, retailing, wild crafting, herbal supplies, as well as environmental, legal and legislative concerns. CHA hosts events and gatherings around the state throughout the year. These include presentations by members and guest speakers, visits to retail shops, gardens, farms or wild places where we can learn and share together the wisdom of all things green. As a member of CHA you will have the opportunity to host an event or gathering in your region of the state. Our website is www.ctherb.com Contact information for all officers and committee chairs is on the website and in the newsletter. Please contact us with any ideas, comments, questions or concerns. We hope to see you at an upcoming event. |
Herb of the Year
|
