A collection of ingredients like fruits and honey combined in a jar

Fire Cider Workshop

November 9, 2024

12–3 p.m. | Off-site

138th Street Community Garden
624 E 138th St
Bronx, NY 10454

Fire cider—an herbal tonic—is a traditional remedy that stimulates digestion and supports respiratory wellness. As an immunity booster, it’s also helpful for warding off colds and flu during colder months. Fire cider is the perfect fall tonic that connects us to traditional practices used by many BIPOC communities. The Humanities Institute will partner with 138th Street Community Garden in the Bronx to offer a free community workshop. We will be using accessible household ingredients such as garlic, ginger, onion, pepper, turmeric root, horseradish root, lemon, honey, apple cider vinegar, and different herbs to make this warming remedy to prepare us for the months ahead.

Participants will have the opportunity to make their own fire cider.

RSVP

Sorry. This form is no longer accepting new submissions.

A person with long dark hair and a white shirt poses for a photo

About the Instructor

Samrah Shoaib is the Program Manager of the New York Botanical Garden’s Humanities Institute and a trained community herbalist. Her passion lies at the intersections of food sovereignty and gender equity work.

Subscribe to our newsletter and be the first to know about all things NYBG