Welcome to the Living Library!
The Living Library is our digital school for deepening studies of history, ecology, ancestral memory, and land-based lifeways.
For more than 5 years, Herban Cura has been building an online archive of knowledge shares in collaboration with our constellation of facilitators.
These knowledge shares affirm our commitment to creating learning opportunities that celebrate lived experience, expand our understanding of ‘expertise’, and center justice.
From workshops on herbal healthcare to conversations on cosmology, our knowledge shares are part of our ongoing research project into unearthing and exploring the entangled relationships between people, place, and plants.
What Living Library offers
Membership Models
$19/month
Living Library Patron
Save $10 for annual plan!
Ready to dig deep? As a monthly subscriber to Living Library, you’ll have access to a passionate community of consistent practice.
What's includes：
✓ Knowledge Shares from 2025 - 2026
One year of live knowledge shares.
✓ Discounts
✓ Living Library Supporter
Everything Living Library Supporter include.
$35/month
Living Library Subscriber
Save $70 for annual plan!
Ready to dig deep? As a monthly subscriber to Living Library, you’ll have access to a passionate community of consistent practice.
What's includes：
✓Live Knowledge Shares
✓ All Knowledge Shares
✓ Living Library Patron
Everything Living Library Patron include.
$5/month
Living Library Supporter
Save $10 for annual plan!
Wade in gently! This is the best way to get a feel for what the Living Library has to offer.
What's includes：
✓ Community Forum
✓ Early-bird
✓ Resources
✓ Book Club
$60/month
Living Library Pay-It-Forward Patron
What people are saying
“I felt in this space a depth of respect and honor for all of our relations. Human, plant, and the interconnected complexities of time, history, biology, and emotion (life itself). Thank you, thank you…the subject matter was presented in a way that was an experience, not just information to listen to and digest, relevant, honoring history as it exists in us today.”