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The Convergence
Entering its 12th year, the annual Northwest Permaculture Convergence is an inclusive weekend-long event that alternates between the states of Oregon and Washington. The Convergence brings together a remarkable diversity of people to share their creative approaches for designing living environments, economic systems, and culture practices that thrive within ecologically sustainable limits. Long time enthusiasts and beginners alike pilgrimage from every corner of the Cascadian Bioregion, to educate on their successes (and failures!). Dozens of workshops and skillshares happen simultaneously all weekend long, making the Convergence a rich and valuable resource within our community.
Come join the fun at Lost Valley Education Center in Dexter, OR, which is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year! Meet new people, and old friends, come together to enjoy learning and celebrating the principles of Permaculture.
Entering its 12th year, the annual Northwest Permaculture Convergence is an inclusive weekend-long event that alternates between the states of Oregon and Washington. The Convergence brings together a remarkable diversity of people to share their creative approaches for designing living environments, economic systems, and culture practices that thrive within ecologically sustainable limits. Long time enthusiasts and beginners alike pilgrimage from every corner of the Cascadian Bioregion, to educate on their successes (and failures!). Dozens of workshops and skillshares happen simultaneously all weekend long, making the Convergence a rich and valuable resource within our community.
Come join the fun at Lost Valley Education Center in Dexter, OR, which is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year! Meet new people, and old friends, come together to enjoy learning and celebrating the principles of Permaculture.
Ticket Prices
Individuals - $175.00 (Food, camping, classes)
Kids (6-17) - $70.00 (Food, camping, plus some for programming)
Kids (5 & under) - Free
Seniors (62+) and Students ~ $150.00
Area Residents - $150.00 (Food and classes only; does not include camping)
Presenters/Work Trade - $90.00 (Food and lodging)
Dorm Lodging/RV Camping - $50.00 ($25/night/person)
Early bird tickets - $150.00 if purchased by August 23rd
Lost Valley Base Rate - $100.00 (classes) (hidden code)
Day Rates:
Adult rates: Saturday: $90 Friday & Sunday: $60 each
Kid rates: Saturday: $35; Friday & Sunday: $20 each
Individuals - $175.00 (Food, camping, classes)
Kids (6-17) - $70.00 (Food, camping, plus some for programming)
Kids (5 & under) - Free
Seniors (62+) and Students ~ $150.00
Area Residents - $150.00 (Food and classes only; does not include camping)
Presenters/Work Trade - $90.00 (Food and lodging)
Dorm Lodging/RV Camping - $50.00 ($25/night/person)
Early bird tickets - $150.00 if purchased by August 23rd
Lost Valley Base Rate - $100.00 (classes) (hidden code)
Day Rates:
Adult rates: Saturday: $90 Friday & Sunday: $60 each
Kid rates: Saturday: $35; Friday & Sunday: $20 each
The ORGANIZATION:
Northwest Permaculture Convergence (NWPCC) is a Washington state 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Its purpose is to provide education in the use of Permaculture as a powerful tool for helping to design and bring into being a culture and economy that can fit far better within the boundaries of Planet Earth. NWPCC is organized by a volunteer Board that oversees the year-to-year organizing of the annual Northwest Permaculture Convergence (The Convergence), as well as several new projects designed to increase networking and build resilience within the Permaculture community.
The EVENT:
Entering its 12th year, the annual Northwest Permaculture Convergence (The Convergence) is an inclusive weekend-long event that alternates between the states of Oregon and Washington. The Convergence brings together a remarkable diversity of people to share their creative approaches for designing living environments, economic systems, and culture practices that thrive within ecologically sustainable limits. Long time enthusiasts and beginners alike pilgrimage from every corner of the Cascadian Bioregion, to educate on their successes (and failures!). Dozens of workshops and skillshares happen simultaneously all weekend long, making The Convergence a rich and valuable resource within our community.
The Board of Directors oversees event management and is fiscally responsible for each year's event. 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.
The Board of Directors oversees event management and is fiscally responsible for each year's event. 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.
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