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PDC Locations

The Resilience Hub PDC travels to where it is needed and to venues that are conducive to learning and connecting.

Unity, Maine

This is the current venue for our summer course offerings. We have spent many years teaching the PDC at MOFGA’s Common Ground Education Center in Unity, Maine (about 2 hours drive north of Portland).  MOFGA graciously co-sponsors this program in support of the value it brings to their agricultural and gardening membership across the state.  The venue is especially good for those of you who want to “get away” to a peaceful, rural setting and camp under the stars while learning permaculture with your cohort.  Attendees to this location often refer to their PDC as “going to permaculture camp!”

Southern Maine

In the past, we have taught the PDC and APDC in Portland at The Resilience Hub’s space on Anderson Street in Portland.

We have also taught on the 80-acre campus of Maine Coast Waldorf School in Freeport, a 15-minute drive north of Portland and approximately 2 hours north of Boston.


Interested in hosting a Permaculture Design Course in your part of our region?  Contact The Resilience Hub to discuss the options!

More questions about this course? Check our FAQs or send us an email!

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