Georgia Mushroom Festival October 16, 17 & 18, 2020

9 a.m. OPENING REMARKS

Sam Landes / Mushroom Club of GA

9:30 a.m. PSILOCYBIN MUSHROOM PANEL DISCUSSION

Alan Rockefeller, William Padilla-Brown,

Allen Carroll, Mark Haberstroh, Dr. Matt Schmidt

and others.

Moderated by psilocybin researcher

Dr. Jefferson Lee Graham.

1 p.m. COMMON & UNCOMMON FALL MUSHROOMS

IN GEORGIA

Jay Justice

2 p.m. BUGS, SLUGS & MUSHROOM THUGS

Bill Yule

3:30 p.m. MYCOREMEDIATION & FUNGAL ALCHEMY

Christian Killebrew-Marr

3: 30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHY EXPO IN ROLATER PARK

Alan Rockefeller & our expert mycologists

5 p.m. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS (TEAM)

SUNDAY PROGRAM

After our mycologists and guests return from the Pinhoti Trail foray scheduled for Sunday morning, our Sunday program will continue in the SPEAKER HUB, as well as the MUSHROOM MARKET pavilions:

1 p.m. BILL YULE (Speaker Hub)

MUSHROOM POISONS & POISONOUS MUSHROOMS

2 p.m. JAY JUSTICE (Speaker Hub)

A LOOK AT THE SPECIES OF AMANITA OF THE SE.

3 p.m. ALLEN CARROLL / FUNGI FARM

COMMERCIAL CULTIVATION

Q & A

Ongoing workshops

Log Inoculation
How to Make Tinctures and Teas
Cultivation

SUNDAY PINHOTI FORAY 10 a.m.

Hermatite Lake

We plan to caravan together from the park, but if you come on your own, following our directions: All trails are marked with turkey blazes.

Hermatite Lake

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST

in Rolater Park

8 a.m. - 10 a.m.

Depart for:

Jackson Chapel Trailhead

10 a.m.

There are several trails in our part of the Pinhoti trail system.

Hermatite Lake

From Rolater Park drive on US 100 south for 4 miles to Esom Hill Road (right). Road turns into a gravel drive. After about 2 miles, nother gravel road comes off at the right which is Old Jackson Chapel Rd.