5-DAY GROUP · FLEXIBLE DATES · 5 DAYS · DAY EXPERIENCE

The 5-Day Table

Five days to learn, cook, eat, make and leave something of yourself behind.

THE DAILY RHYTHM · APPROX. 9:00–4:30

Arrive. Learn. Cook. Eat. Make. Leave.

Space to work alongside other people, talk when it comes naturally and leave the performance behind. Workshop dates and subjects change throughout the year. Day guests stay elsewhere and evenings are their own.

ARRIVE

Welcome to DNA

Settle in, meet the group and take an orientation walk around the property.

LEARN

Begin with the land

Practical lessons in nature, soil, growing food, and the healing properties of herbs and how to use them in your diet.

COOK

Make lunch together

From mid-morning until lunch, we cook together—bread, butter, fire, fermentation or seasonal food. All recipes are included for you to take home.

EAT

A proper shared lunch

Sit down, eat what you made and leave enough time for conversation to happen naturally.

MAKE

Craft with your hands

Work with clay, gourds, leather, paint or another material. The exact craft changes with place, season and the group.

LEAVE

Close the day together

A brief gratitude and sharing circle closes each day. Then head back to your own accommodation and enjoy the evening in your own way.

BECOME PART OF THE PLACE

The DNA Welcome Wall

Every five-day course includes basic ceramics. Each guest creates and glazes a personal tile, which we permanently add to the DNA Welcome Wall together. Everyone who attends leaves a part of themselves behind—becoming a remembered person and an important part of our home and its living DNA.

FIVE-DAY PROGRAMME

$1,250 USD

One complete price for all tuition, materials, recipes, ingredients and shared lunches across the five days.

EARLY BOOKING

Save $120

Pay $1,130 USD when you register and pay in full at least 60 days before your DNA experience—pronounced dinna.

What is included

All teaching and the principal materials or ingredients for your workshop. Accommodation is not included; guests arrange their own stay, and DNA can help with local recommendations.