Registration closes August 16
To register, click the gray Register button that appears below the lodging options. (On your phone it should be just above the picture and on desktop it should be to the left of this text at the very bottom.)
Join MAW for a mushroom-filled weekend in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands. Our foray at Camp Sequanota has been an annual event for more than 40 years. It's a great opportunity to advance your mushroom knowledge and get to know other mushroom and nature enthusiasts.
Our guest mycologists are Shannon Nix and Todd Elliott.
Each day we will have mushroom walks at various locations and many workshops -- including mushroom cooking, mushroom ID for newbies, mushroom paper making, fungal felting, mushroom sculpting, medicinal mushrooms, and documenting mushroom diversity on iNat. In the evenings after dinner on Saturday and Sunday our guest mycologists will give presentations. Saturday concludes with a night walk, and Sunday evening wraps up with our fourth annual myco-costume/talent show (bring along a costume, a song, a poem, or a skit!)
Your registration includes 8 meals (Friday evening to Monday breakfast), all walks, workshops, and evening programs. (Thursday evening arrival is an extra add-on and includes Friday breakfast and lunch. Please add on for each guest too.)
Onsite accommodations options are basic motel-style rooms, summer camp style cabins, or camping. (Keep in mind nature is all around so it's possible there may be some small non-human guests in accommodations - staff will do their best to escort uninvited critters outside.) There are also a few different hotels within 30 minutes of the campus.
It takes many hands to put on this event so please consider volunteering some of your time to help with tasks such as cleaning foraged mushrooms and cleanup at the end of the event.
Note: guests are not permitted to bring dogs to Sequanota.
The Mycological Association of Washington, DC is a registered nonprofit with IRS tax ID 52-2142564