EXPERIMENT
Roll up your sleeves. Taste, cultivate, ferment, plant, and create with fungi.
Do-Nothing Mushroom Farming
Facilitators: Kush Thakkar (Wonderground) & Jashid Hameed (Nuvedo)
Explore the principles of mycopermaculture and discover how fungi can become collaborators in regenerative growing systems that work with nature rather than against it.
Finding Your Voice
Facilitators: Shilpa Mudbi & Aditya Kothakota (Urban Folk Project)
Through song, storytelling, and embodied practice, explore your own voice while reconnecting with folk traditions as living archives of memory, culture, and community.
Fungal Folklore Zine Lab
Facilitators: Prithvi Kini & M (Fungi Foundation India)
Reflect on your relationship with fungi through stories, memories, and imagination before transforming them into your own handmade zine to take home.
Masterchef: Mycoverse Edition
Facilitator: OG Mushrooms
Taste, compare, and experiment with different edible mushrooms while learning how flavour, texture, and cooking techniques transform each species in the kitchen.
Primitive Mycology: Forage, Clone, Cultivate
Facilitator: Shroom Sabha Crew
Get hands-on with simple techniques that reveal how mushrooms can be collected, cloned, and cultivated using accessible, low-tech methods.
When Cacao Meets Fungi
Facilitator: Terra Artisanal Chocolates
Discover the surprising pairing of mushrooms and chocolate through a hands-on session exploring flavour, technique, and culinary creativity.
Down to Basics: Low-Tech Mushroom Cultivation
Facilitator: TBA
Learn how to grow delicious mushrooms at home using simple, affordable methods that require minimal equipment and infrastructure.
The Good Rot: Fermentation Lab
Facilitator: Mathew Paulson (Brewcha)
Step into the microbial world of fermentation and explore how bacteria, yeasts, and fungi transform everyday ingredients into complex, living foods.
Honey, I Shrunk the Shrooms: Mushroom Microscopy
Facilitator: Shroom Sabha Crew
Peer beneath the mushroom cap as you prepare slides and observe spores, gills, and microscopic structures invisible to the naked eye.