Mushroom Education Workshop

A morning with the fungal kingdom, at the world's first mushroom tea house.

Every Monday, 10:00 to 12:00.

Humans have been entwined with fungi since the beginning. In bread and beer, in medicine and agriculture, in ritual and in the psychedelics that shaped whole cultures, and in the soil under every forest. This workshop is a proper introduction to that relationship, through presentation, stories, and a table of real mushrooms you can pick up and smell.

You will handle rare functional fungi from across Thailand and Asia, taste mushroom tea blends we have built from our own extracts, and leave understanding what these organisms actually do, in your body and in the world. No background needed. We keep it grounded and we answer questions properly.

What to expect

• Two hours, Monday mornings
• Touch, see and taste rare functional mushrooms from Thailand and Asia
• Sample mushroom tea blends made with our own extracts
• The breadth of the fungal kingdom, from food and fermentation to medicine, agriculture and psychedelics
• How functional fungi support clarity, energy and immune health, and what the evidence does and does not show
• The hidden role mushrooms play in the ecosystem, in food, and in culture
• Time to ask anything

Who it is for

Anyone curious about fungi. It suits wellness and health-minded people, cafe and spa owners looking at functional ingredients, and complete beginners equally.

Good to know

• Held at the POTENT: Mushroom Tea House, Chiang Mai
• Up to twenty five people
• Book for one person or for a group
• The workshop covers the whole fungal kingdom, psychedelic species included, as education. Everything served on the day is functional, non-psychoactive mushroom.

"This workshop introduces a variety of aspects of fungi, including their origins, their symbiotic interactions with the environment, and their benefits to human health. The owner is highly knowledgeable and was able to answer my questions in great detail. I would definitely recommend this workshop to anyone interested in exploring the world of fungi."

@yitinchoi

18 Sirimangkalajarn Soi 5, Chiang Mai.