Monthly Organic Flower Class
Join us on our historic farm and AGRIcultural neighborHOOD as Farm Co-Founder and Flower Farmer Erin teaches a fun, easy class on how to enjoy seasonal organic flowers.
What's in bloom guides what we'll do in class. Perhaps create a bouquet or jewelry or wreath or art piece featuring organic flowers, veggies and foraged materials from our farm. No design or flower experience necessary!
You'll go home with a one-of-a-kind arrangement that's vibrant and truly seasonal. Every class features some of the more than 60 varieties of flowers grown on our farms. Each month varies so you may be working with bluebonnets, sweet peas and ranunculus in March, then lisianthus and roses in May and marigolds and gomphrena in October.
You’ll also learn how to use dried and fresh flower in new ways—on fabric, on upcycled materials, on clothing,....
While each class varies, our commitment to organic never does: we never use floral foam or imported flowers. Natural beauty, sustainable fun every time in a historic, relaxing setting.
Look forward to seeing you on the farm!
Join us on our historic farm and AGRIcultural neighborHOOD as Farm Co-Founder and Flower Farmer Erin teaches a fun, easy class on how to enjoy seasonal organic flowers.
What's in bloom guides what we'll do in class. Perhaps create a bouquet or jewelry or wreath or art piece featuring organic flowers, veggies and foraged materials from our farm. No design or flower experience necessary!
You'll go home with a one-of-a-kind arrangement that's vibrant and truly seasonal. Every class features some of the more than 60 varieties of flowers grown on our farms. Each month varies so you may be working with bluebonnets, sweet peas and ranunculus in March, then lisianthus and roses in May and marigolds and gomphrena in October.
You’ll also learn how to use dried and fresh flower in new ways—on fabric, on upcycled materials, on clothing,....
While each class varies, our commitment to organic never does: we never use floral foam or imported flowers. Natural beauty, sustainable fun every time in a historic, relaxing setting.
Look forward to seeing you on the farm!
Join us on our historic farm and AGRIcultural neighborHOOD as Farm Co-Founder and Flower Farmer Erin teaches a fun, easy class on how to enjoy seasonal organic flowers.
What's in bloom guides what we'll do in class. Perhaps create a bouquet or jewelry or wreath or art piece featuring organic flowers, veggies and foraged materials from our farm. No design or flower experience necessary!
You'll go home with a one-of-a-kind arrangement that's vibrant and truly seasonal. Every class features some of the more than 60 varieties of flowers grown on our farms. Each month varies so you may be working with bluebonnets, sweet peas and ranunculus in March, then lisianthus and roses in May and marigolds and gomphrena in October.
You’ll also learn how to use dried and fresh flower in new ways—on fabric, on upcycled materials, on clothing,....
While each class varies, our commitment to organic never does: we never use floral foam or imported flowers. Natural beauty, sustainable fun every time in a historic, relaxing setting.
Look forward to seeing you on the farm!
Classes meet in the dreamy hayloft of the 1902 Big Red Bergstrom barn at our east Austin farm/Village Farm agrihood. (If it's cold, we'll gather in the farmhouse.) You'll make new friends and go home with a beautiful authentic, sustainable work of art that you created. Groups/birthday celebrations welcome.
Classes Located at - East Austin Farm/Village Farm Agrihood, 8310 Canoga Ave, Austin, 78724
Flowers are harvested in advance of class so no refunds but you are welcome to transfer your ticket to a friend.
Classes held monthly on Second Fridays, 6:30-8:00 p.m.