The 9TH NORTHWEST PERMACULTURE CONVERGENCE
will be held October 7-9, 2016 at
Fort
Flagler on the northeast tip of the Olympic Peninsula.
(Near Port Townsend, WA)
Friday, October 7, 2016:
Field Trips all day Friday.
On site program starts at 5:00 pm Friday and runs until Sunday, October 9,
2016 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
>>>Register Now<<<
Ticket sales are open on EventBrite!
Scholarships Available. Go to Application.
For updates and details, keep an eye on this website, our Facebook Page, and our Facebook Event
Everything you need to know about the convergence is being assembled under the tabs in the menu above. Keep checking back for updates as there will be many.
Ticket types
(Ticket sales are open on
Eventbrite)
Adult Weekend, $120
Adult day, $60
Student Weekend $100
Student Day $50
Senior Weekend $100 (60 +)
Senior day $50
Teen Weekend (13 to 18) $60
Teen Day $30
Child Weekend, $30 (12 and under)
Child Day. $15
Camping $15 per person per night
Dormitory $30 per person per night
Walk-ins: $20Walk-in visitors do not pre-register. Just show up and pay at the gate.
Walk-ins have access to the Skillshare area and its activities, the vending and trade show, and some of the workshops. This does not include meals or the full day of workshops.
People who cannot afford the regular prices can do worktrade for part or all of their entry fees. Fill out the worktrade form on our website.
The
Northwest Permaculture Convergence (NWPCC) is an inclusive annual weekend-long
event that alternates between Oregon and Washington State. The Convergence
brings together a remarkable diversity of people, all with creative approaches
for designing living environments, and economic and culture systems that thrive
within ecologically sustainable limits. Everyone who practices the ideals of
Permaculture speaks a common language across the Northwest and all over the
world.
NWPCC teams-up with local communities for 'Shoulder Events,' supporting our allies with tours, panel discussions, workshops, and classes. Every year, the organization offers a number of volunteer and work trade positions. Ride shares, home stays and food donations can be arranged using the website.
Long time enthusiasts and beginners alike pilgrimage from every corner of the Cascadian Bioregion which extends from coastal Alaskan Panhandle to the north, into Northern California in the south, and inland to include parts of the Yukon, Idaho, Wyoming and Western Montana.
Download a print-quality version of our 2016 poster. Print it out and put it up around your town. It helps a lot!
The 2015 NWPCC was held
August 28 - 30
at the River Road Recreation Center in Eugene, OR.
The annual Northwest Permaculture Convergence was a unique opportunity to share permaculture skills, stories and fun with others who are working to build resilient communities. The 2015 Convergence was the first ever to be hosted in a suburban neighborhood. In Eugene, host city for the event, there were many impressive sites to show and stories to tell about greening our lives, neighborhoods and communities.
Video Highlights of the 2015 NWPCC from Trudy and Steve, the folks at the 4th Wave/Adventures in Permaculture.
The 2015 Convergence theme was “Greening Our Neighborhoods With Permaculture.”
The Convergence explored a wide range of social, economic and appropriate technology topics and issues, both urban and rural, ranging in scope from home-based to regional-scale, and included hands-on, participatory workshops. The intent was to showcase “evidence of a preferred future” and to demonstrate how we can move these timely models and prototypes further into the Mainstream.
The weekend started Friday with an impressive set of site tours. Saturday and Sunday featured indoor panels and presentations. The innovative Green Neighborhood Summit took place on Saturday along with the outdoor Expo and Skill-Share.
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