Tierra Viva 2027: Biodynamic Gathering in Todos Santos — February 25–28
Join Tierra Viva at Palma Serena in Todos Santos, Mexico, February 25–28, 2027, for practical biodynamic learning, observation, and art. Tickets open November 25, 2026, from US$50.
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February 25–28, 2027 · Palma Serena · Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Join us in Todos Santos for The Dance of Light and Darkness in the Landscape, the next Tierra Viva gathering in biodynamic agriculture. We will explore the relationships among soil, plants, animals, and people through observation, conversation, artistic work, and practical experience.
The gathering continues a collaboration that began in Tepetlixpa in December 2024 and brought us to Palma Serena in January 2026. We return to Baja with questions about the land we tend and how we participate in its life.
Learning with the landscape
Planned activities include biodynamic coffee tasting with artistic reflection, picture-forming methods, soil chromatography, preparation work, seasonal and astronomical rhythms, and observation of the farm as a living organism. Coffee for the tasting is courtesy of Marchantia.
Daily session times, presenters, and teaching languages will be published on the event website when confirmed.
Tickets and registration
Tickets open November 25, 2026, at 12:00 a.m. Eastern time. Sliding-scale admission begins at US$50. The US$50, US$100, US$150, and US$300 ticket levels all include the same workshop admission, with higher contributions supporting the hosts, international speakers, and scholarships. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible.
See ticket options and join the ticket-release waitlist.
Scholarships depend on availability and confirmation from the organizers. Scholarship recipients commit to a preparation workday on February 24, before the gathering. Join the scholarship and work-trade waitlist.
Plan your visit
The gathering takes place at Palma Serena on Calle Topete in Todos Santos. Free camping is available with your own equipment, arranged directly with the hosts. The event website includes accommodation suggestions and information about nearby airports.
- Program and collaboration inquiries: Stewart Lundy · stewart@jpibiodynamics.org.
- Local arrangements and camping: José Aviña and Karen Dias · admin@palma-serena.com · +52 624 171 4413.
Explore the Tierra Viva website and full event details. The website is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
View JPI’s community events calendar for this and other biodynamic gatherings.
