Midwest Permaculture Convergence 2026: Bloomingdale, MI - Jun 2026
By Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute
TL;DR: Join the 2026 Midwest Permaculture Convergence for hands-on learning, skill-sharing, and community building in Michigan.
- Learn practical permaculture skills.
- Network with regional practitioners.
- Explore regenerative living principles.
- Discover Midwest-specific strategies.
- Engage in community resilience discussions.
Why it matters: This convergence offers a unique opportunity to gain practical skills, connect with a vibrant community, and contribute to regional regenerative efforts.
Do this next: Mark your calendar for June 26-28, 2026, and plan your attendance.
Recommended for: Anyone interested in permaculture, regenerative living, and community resilience in the Great Lakes bioregion.
📅 June 26-28, 2026 | 📍 Bloomingdale, MI, USA | 🏷️ conference
The 2026 Midwest Permaculture Convergence is a dynamic weekend gathering organized by the Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute, celebrating its 10th year of building community in the Great Lakes bioregion. Hosted at the beautiful Heart Valley Springs campground in Bloomingdale, Michigan, USA, this event brings together permaculture novices and experts for innovative workshops, hands-on demonstrations, juicy conversations, good food, and dynamic networking. Starting Friday at 4pm and running through Sunday, attendees can settle in for one or two nights, immersing themselves in a buffet of diverse talents and rich experiences from speakers across and beyond the Great Rivers and Lakes region. Participants will work, eat, and learn together on the 90-acre landscape, leaving a friendly footprint while gaining practical skills in regenerative living. This convergence focuses on sharing skills, stories, and successes in permaculture, emphasizing food sovereignty, community resilience, and Nature’s sustainable principles through permaculture design methods. It's ideal for anyone interested in healing the earth, fostering self-reliance, and connecting with like-minded practitioners. Whether you're new to permaculture or a seasoned designer, the event offers inspiration and reinvigoration, with opportunities for skillshares, talks, and open space sessions. The serene, magical setting enhances the experience, promoting real-world application of permaculture ethics like earth care, people care, and fair share. Permaculture practitioners will find immense value in networking, discovering regional adaptations, and exploring Midwest-specific regenerative strategies amid climate challenges. Organized by a institute with years of hosting experience, it's a must-attend for building resilient communities.