Holiday Wreath Workshop

nov 20 & 27, 2021 at 2:00 PM

Bring the beauty of nature home with your own fresh evergreen wreath! We’ll go for a hike and learn about local conifer trees as we collect fresh boughs. Then we’ll warm up with a hot drink while we assemble our wreaths. All materials will be provided. You may choose to work with a friend or family members to make one wreath together to take home.

$30/wreath or $25/members

Advance registration is required on our website

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