Classes
**Registration is recommended for all classes**
**All Make and Take classes are by preregistration only, as we need to secure materials for each participant.
Any participant cancelling less than 7 days before a program will not be refunded.**
**Please note that for all classes, the pictures shown are for inspirational purposes or are of previously-held classes and may not depict the final project components exactly. For annually-recurring classes, materials will vary to provide a unique creation each year**
Our classes are designed to provide educational enrichment, mind and body health, and artful creativity,
all while being in a fun, relaxing atmosphere.
Family Friendly
Classes with this icon provide multi-generational appeal. Most family-friendly classes allow for the whole family to work together on one project. These classes are designed to connect parents and their children in a nature filled environment. ‘A family that plants together, grows together,’
Make and take
Classes with this icon will provide with a workshop experience. Guided by one of our experts, you’ll make a wonderful creation to take home and enjoy. All materials and use of tools are included in the pricing.
Lecture
Classes with this icon will be focused on education. Many lectures cover subjects regarding the environment, gardening and nature as a whole. Teachers will lead a lecture and demonstration where students will gain valuable knowledge on pertaining subjects.
Activity
Classes with this icon will involve movement! These classes frequently take advantage of our outdoor spaces and get your body and mind involved, so wear comfortable clothing.
2026 Upcoming Activities, Lectures, and Make and Take classes!
Check back frequently as we upload the full 2026 schedule!
Since it is always more fun when your friends join you,
we are now offering a Friends & Family Discount
of 10% off any class when signing up 2 or more people.
Energetic Flow Yoga
$20.00 per class
Yoga Card offered
4 classes for $70.00
Recurring Classes
Every Monday
5:00 - 6:00pm
Every Wednesday
11:00am - 12:00pm
Class Description: Living in constant transition, we all need a reliable way to feel grounded. This class is an invitation to use yoga as a practice of returning to yourself. Instead of a “one size fits all” routine, our instructor provides a non-judgemental space that adapts to your energy, shifting between gentle, restortative poses and energizing movement, depending on what you need in the moment. You will leave with simple tools to stay anchored and a more profound connection between your mind and body. Students should bring a yoga mat, water bottle and any props (such as blocks or a blanket) that will help you feel supported. All students are encourage to wear comfortable clothing. You can reserve your mat space at www.GroundingYogaWithDarci.com/home/connect. Payment may be made at the class or by calling Seasons at 215.493.4226.
Instructor’s Bio: Darci Hammer believes that yoga is a reliable anchor in the “whirlwind of change” that defines our daily lives. Her own journey is a testiment to this. After 20 years of practice, it was returning to the mat in the aftermath of the pandemic and the birth of her son that allowed her to truly find her footing again. This “aha” moment of realizing how vital the ground is when life feels unsteady is the focus of her teaching today. With nearly 300 hours of formal teacher training, Darci approaches every class with the mindset that we are all lifelong students. As your guide, Darci provides a grounded space for you to use yoga as an ongoing practice of returning to yourself and building on the connection between your mind and body amidst the beauty of the garden center.
Falconry Experience
$50.00 to $180.00
Recurring Classes
Every Saturday
Class Description: This educational Falconry Experience will teach you the basics of raptors’ behavior, husbandry and the need for their protection and conservation. You will get a chance to hold the birds on your falconry gauntlet and experience the thrill of having them fly freely to and from your glove. This memorable moment has been described by some as a ” life-changing moment”. Two different group classes are offered: Introductory will teach you how to fly a hawk and Extended will teach you to fly a hawk and an owl’ A small group Private Introductory Classe is also offered. Each class offers participant and observer pricing. Reservations and payment are required and can be made at www.MastersoftheSkies.org
Instructor’s Bio: French native, Gregory Martel is a Master Falconer who has worked with more than sixty raptors since 2010. He trains and flies hawks, falcons and owls for a variety of purposes, including hunting, falconry abatement (bird control) and education. He created Masters of the Skies in 2014 to educate the general public about birds of prey and falconry. His “hands-on” interactive falconry experience has been awarded as one of the Top 10% Best Attractions worldwide on TripAdvisor.
Handmade Luxurious
Nuno Felted Scarf
$130.00
Sat, May 2nd, 2026
12:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description: Learn how to create an unique artistic accessory. This handmade luxurious scarf made with fine Merino wool fibers and natural silk fabric will surely draw compliments from your family and friends. The instructor will provide all materials and supplies needed to complete your Nuno felted scarf. Bring a friend for even more fun.
Instructor’s Bio: Nelly Kouzmina is a fiber artist who works with natural fibers and leather to create a variety of pieces from wall art to wearable. Each piece of her work is an original, one-of-a-kind piece that is inspired by nature and creativity. Since she started working with fibers in 2011, she has developed her own style, techniques and unique surface effects by incorporating natural materials such as wool, silk, linen, leather and natural dyes. Her work can be found in numerous juried art shows and exhibits throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. With over eight years of teaching experience, she has held classes and workshops at Artists of Yardley, Tyler Park Center for the Arts and West Windsor Arts Council. For more information on her artistry, please go to her blog at http://feltinelli.blogspot.com.
Thyme to Grow
Homesteading
$30.00
Sun, May 3rd, 2026
12:00 - 1:30pm
Class Description: This is a “must take” class for any beginner gardener or anyone working to develop their garden into a rich, nourishing source of food for their family. Empower your knowledge while learning to nurture the earth. This class will take you into our educational garden to see exactly how to plan your garden layout, enrich your soil, learn the value of companion planting, learn proper staking and trellis techniques, learn when to harvest different crops, proper tool care and how to compost. Bring all of your questions for our Master Gardener Kelly and you will walk away with a wealth of knowledge to implement these practices in your garden properly.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County.
Painted Petals Watercolor
$90.00
Sun, May 3rd, 2026
1:00 - 2:30p
Class Description: Join watercolor artist, Sharon on a heARTFUL Journey as she guides you through a complete painting project. This class will consist of creating one bookmark and two greeting cards. All classes will have a flower theme. Learn the basics or refine your techniques. All skill levels are welcome. All materials and use of tools required for project will be provided and are included in the pricing. Bring a friend and let’s paint. This class has a small size limit so be sure to sign up early.
Instructor’s Bio: Sharon Ann Smith finds her art to be a true cathartic experience, as each painting brings with it a moment in time and a life poetry of its own. She teaches in her home studio and has exhibited in two solo shows, one of which was entitled “Art from a Woman’s heART” – the convergence of modern perspective and realist art. She has traveled throughout the continental US and Alaska sharing her art and developing friendships. She shows the beauty of her soul to you through her paintings. You can find her artwork on her website www.sharonannstudios.com.
Fly Tying 101
$70.00
Sat, May 9th, 2026
2:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description: Try your hand at the meticulous craft of creating lifelike lures from feathers, fur and thread. This hands on class will teach you to tie a fly called a Clouser Minnow. This tiny bait fish imitation is very easy to tie and can be used in ponds, lakes, streams and rivers. Using a vice, you will learn the techniques needed to design and create your own insect imitations. All materials and tools needed to make your fly will be provided.
Instructor’s Bio: Growing up along the banks of the Delaware River, Fritz Miller first honed his skills chasing striped bass in the early spring. Since then, his passion has expanded into a worldwide pursuit of nearly anything that swims. Fritz has a deep appreciation for tying with natural materials – such as crafting hollow flies and beast patterns for stripers, intricate feather game changers for smallmouth bass, or delicate snowshoe emergers for brook trout. He is the owner and guide at his fly fishing and fly tying business called Lateral Lines Fly Tying. He currently guides for South Branch Outfitters in Califon, NJ, specializing in trout and pike and proudly serves as a Norvise Ambassador. His adventures can be found on Instagram @On_thefly.
Kokedama
$90.00
Sat, May 16th, 2026
1:00 - 2:30pm
Class Description: Discover the meditative art of Kokedama, a traditional Japanese gardening technique. Learn how to create your own living botanical sculpture. It is easier than it looks! Join our instructor as she guides you in this hands-on workshop . You will learn how to prepare your plant, mix a specialized soil, add lush green moss and secure your structure with twine. You will leave with a beautiful living plant that, with the correct care, can live indefinitely in it’s own moss ball. All plants, materials and tools will be provided for the class.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She was an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she taught the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Eco-Printing & Dyeing
$170.00
Sun, May 17th, 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
(Optional boxed lunch available for purchase)
Class Description: Botanical natural dyeing is the process of embedding botanical “stamps” directly from plant material into fabric or paper. Working with natural elements such as leaves, blossoms, berries, vegetables and bark, you will design and dye your own silk scarf. As you are waiting for the materials to process, Kathy will guide you on a nature walk to discuss the dyeing characteristics of different types of natural materials. Participants are encouraged to collect and flatten botanicals prior to the workshop. We will break for lunch. Feel free to pack a lunch or preorder an optional boxed lunch from our local gourmet deli.
Instructor’s Bio: Kathleen Lang is known for her environmentally conscious approach to the creation of fine art prints on paper and eco-printing on textiles. She owns and operates the organic imprint studio, The Wearable Garden. She has been teaching workshops in various art forms for over fifteen years at such prestigious venues as Grounds for Sculpture and Artists of Yardley. More of her work can be found on her website www.kathleenlangart.com.
Enchanted Fairy Garden Party
$35.00 (Family pricing available)
Sun, May 24th, 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Class Description: Younger children are encouraged to join us as we explore the mythical world of fairies. Listen as we read a story about fairies. Enjoy a light meal of tasty tea sandwiches, healthy snacks, refreshing drinks and cool dessert bar. Design your own fresh flower crown and wand to join the fairies in play. We will then go on a fairy hunt through the gardens and meadow. There will be lots of great opportunities for picture taking! Bring your own wings if you have them! Inquire about family discount pricing for 2 or more participants.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She was an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she taught the Floral Design program classes for nine years. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University. She is an admirer of all things magical and fairy-like.
Deer Resistant Garden Plants
$10
Sun, May 31st, 2026
2:00 - 3:00pm
Class Description: We all love the local beauty of seeing deer in our yard but are keenly aware of the destruction they cause when they use our home gardens as their personal salad buffet. Join this practical and inspiring lecture on harmoniously coexisting with deer, as our Master Gardener shares university-backed insights and local expertise from Bucks and Mercer Counties. Discover how to protect your garden from deer damage with clever strategies like camouflage and barrier planting. Learn the most resilent and least-touched plants and trees. We will discuss the proper use of and types of repellants.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County. Her home has been on numerous garden tours in New Jersey.
Drawing Birds
$99.00
Sat, June 6th, 2026
1:30 - 3:30pm
Class Description: Learning to capture the essence of birds using a notebook and pencil is a powerful and fun activity that elevates your adventures in nature to an entirely new level. Learn quick and easy-to-learn drawing techniques to document your feathered friends in the fashion of early orthithologists. Participants will learn the fundamental skills of capturing bird forms with gesture sketching, drawing moving birds and using written notes to augment your sketches. A special visit from our feathered friends at Masters of the Skies will allow you to have a live falcon model for the first part of the class. The second half of the class will include a walk through our meadow in search of more subjects to draw. Participants are welcomed to bring their own personal sketch books and favorite drawing pencils. Drawing paper sketch books and pencils will also be provided. Be sure to dress for the weather!
Instructor’s Bio: Jack Hobe is a naturalist, artist, and educated local to Bucks County. His passion for birding and outdoor adventure is infectious, and he loves to spread the wonder of nature journaling and birding to others through workshops and tutorials. Learn more about jack at www.jackhobe.com
Rooted in the Garden Floral Design
$120.00
Sun, June 7th, 2026
1:00 - 2:30pm
Class Description: Let’s celebrate the floral harvest from our cutting garden. Discover the art of creating a floral design using whatever nature offers us at this time of the year. This hands on workshop teaches you to source, prep and style local blooms and mosses into organic style table gardens that celebrate the wild beauty in our own backyeards. You will find your floral to be trendy, fragrant and perfect for your table. Deborah will guide you step by step through the creation of your own floral design. This class is for designers of all skill levels. Bring a friend and enjoy the day with a flowery note. Fee includes container, flowers and materials needed to create your design.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She was an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she taught the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Steeped in the Garden Herbal Tea
$30.00
Sat, June 13th, 2026
1:00 - 2:00pm
Class Description: Join us for a garden experience where you will learn about herbal tea blends. Using plants you can grow at your home, we will discuss teas with wellness benefits including relaxation, mood elevation, digestion and immune support. Explore the aromas and flavors of medicinal plants and learn about their histories and properties. At the end of the workshop, you will take home your own handmade herbal blend.
Instructor’s Bio: Lauren Lembo has been working with plants and fungi for over a decade. She has completed certificate coursework in Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy through the University of Minnesota’s Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirituality & Healing Integrative Health & Medicine Specialty. She is the owner of Blue Fox Botanicals (www.BlueFoxBotanicals.com), a local grassroots herbal wellness company. Lauren is the Principal Archaeologist at NV5, Inc. She received a MA in Education from Central Michigan University, an MA in Anthropology from Monmouth University and a Certificate in Global Social Archeology from Kyusho University in Japan.
Paws in Harmony:
Acupressure & Massage for Dogs
$95.00 per
Handler - Canine Duo
Sat, June 13th, 2026
3:30 - 5:00pm
Class Description: Give your dog the gift of comfort, balance and relaxation. This workshop introduces gentle acupressure and therapeutic massage methods that ease tension, support healthy aging and strengthen the bond you share with your canine companion. Perfect for pet parents of dogs of all ages – no experience needed. This workshop blends education with hands-on practice of simple finger pressure on key points so you leave feeling confident, calm and connected. Bring your dog on a leash and a beach towel/yoga mat. Knee pads or a second towel for the knees can also be helpful for the pet parent. This workshop has a small size limit so be sure to sign up early.
Instructor’s Bio: Jessica Stehr, DVM, MS, CVA loves helping pet parents care for their furry companions. A licensed veterinarian for over 25 years, Dr. Jessica’s career encompasses western veterinary medicine, research and eastern/alternative modalities. Having grown up on a working family farm in central Pennsylvania, Dr Jessica has been surrounded by animals and veterinary professionals her entire life. She earned her BS in Molecular Biology and a MS in Genetics from Penn State and a VMD and a MBA from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Jessica is certified in veterinary acupuncture and the use of essential oils for pets. When not spending time in her garden or buying her next favorite plant at Seasons Garden Center, you can find her working as an Associate Veterinarian at the Animal Hospital of Richboro.
Prickly Pairings Succulent Planter Garden
$65
Sun, June 14th, 2026
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Class Description: Bring a touch of green to your home with this hands-on succulent/cactus planter workshop. Our expert instructor will guide you through the process, providing all the tips and tricks you need to make a stunning, low-maintenance living centerpiece. All materials will be provided, including a variety of unique succulents to choose from, tools, a 6″ saucer, and all the necessary soil and adornments to customize your planter. Our expert will be sure to discuss design principles, using the correct tools and materials, proper planting techniques and essential succulent plant care. Perfect class for Date Night or Girls Night Out!
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County. Her home has been on numerous garden tours in New Jersey.
Little Feet,
Big Garden Adventure
$20.00
Sat, June 20th, 2026
2:00 - 3:00pm
Class Description: This fun class engages all five of your child’s senses: Touch, Sound, Sight, Smell and Taste. Guided by our Master Gardener, Kelly, both kids and adults alike will enjoy a myriad of different textures, scents and tastes of plants. Join us in our educational garden as you learn how various plants offer the art of discovery with amazing aromas, fascinating textures, beautiful colors, interesting shapes, yummy tastes and unique sounds. Stand in our garden as you are invited to taste organically grown fresh vegetables and herbs. This class will be a wonderful time for your children to breathe fresh air and sunshine, all while stimulating their minds.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County. Her home has been on numerous garden tours in New Jersey.
Handmade Felted Purse
$130.00
Sun, June 21st, 2026
12:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description: Venture into one of the oldest forms of textiles with this handmade felt making class. Felting is the process of making thick, soft cloth by combining and compressing loose fibers, wool or hair. Using the natural fibers of Merino wool, silk and viscose, you will learn how and be guided to make a seamless bag with floral accents for your everyday use. Pricing includes all materials and supplies needed to create your piece. Participants may bring their own apron.
Instructor’s Bio: Nelly Kouzmina is a fiber artist who works with natural fibers and dyes to create a variety of pieces from wall art to wearable. Each piece of her work is an original, one-of-a-kind piece that is inspired by nature and creativity. Since she started working with fibers in 2011, she has developed her own style, techniques and unique surface effects by incorporating natural materials such as wool, silk, linen, leather and natural dyes. Her work can be found in numerous juried art shows and exhibits throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. She has received many prestigious awards for her felted art pieces. With over eight years of teaching experience, she has held classes and workshops at Artists of Yardley, Tyler Park Center for the Arts and West Windsor Arts Council. She is a member of the International Feltmakers Association. She was featured in the December 2014 Felt Matters magazine and the book Worldwide Colours of Felt by Ellen Bakker. For more information on her artistry, please go to her blog at http://feltinelli.blogspot.com.
Advanced Eco-Printing & Dyeing - Color Infusion
$
Sat, June 27th, 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
(Optional boxed lunch available for $20.00)
Class Description: Take your eco-printing skills to the next level. Learn how to embody gorgeous color backgrounds into your eco-printed textile. This class focuses on a technique called “eco-printing with a carrier blanket” and has become very popular amongst textile artists around the world. Beginning with a blank white scarf, participants will create a design on the fabric using plant materials. A separate fabric will then be used to infuse a colorful background. Participants are encouraged to have some previous eco-printing experience. After registration, participants will be guided to collect and flatten botanical materials to use or experiment with in their design. We will break for lunch. Feel free to bring your own or preorder an optional boxed lunch from our local gourmet deli.
Instructor’s Bio: Kathleen Lang is known for her environmentally conscious approach to the creation of fine art prints on paper and eco-printing on textiles. She owns and operates the organic imprint studio, The Wearable Garden. She has been teaching workshops in various art forms for over fifteen years at such prestigious venues as Grounds for Sculpture and Artists of Yardley. More of her work can be found on her website www.kathleenlangart.com.
Firefly Friendly Meadow Walk
$
Sun, June 28th, 2026
7:30 - 9:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Melissa Palmer trained under Gregor Lersch in Germany and attended the Boerma Institute in the Netherlands for Dutch Master Design. Melissa is an instructor of floral design classes at Longwood Gardens and Delaware Valley University. She is the Educational Director of Bucks Beautiful, a non-profit in Bucks County, PA. In this capacity, she travels the area filming interesting topics concerning nature and horticulture, as well as writes articles on gardening and floral design for their newsletter. She owns and operates her own businesses, Florum Flowers and Petaling Posies, where she grows and designs her own cut flowers.
Cyanotype
$155.00
Sat, September 5th, 2026
1:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description: Join us for an afternoon of chemistry and creativity! Cyanotype is a basic photographic process that uses the sun’s UV rays to create shadowy silhouettes against a vibrant blue background. Participants will scavenger for printing materials, or bring your own flat items to experiment with (flattened botanicals, lace, feathers or stencils). Practice on watercolor paper then finish with a final project on a tote bag.
Instructor’s Bio: Jill Spiro, a former Montessori teacher, has always been drawn to the subject of science, particularly botany. The plant world has always fascinated her! During one of her summer breaks, she had the good fortune of taking an eco-printing class with a legend in the field, where she fell in love with using botanical materials to create art. She is delighted with the freedom and creativity this art form offers. You can view more about her art and classes at www.littlebnaturalorganics.com
Foraged Organic Floral Design
$120.00
Sun, September 6th, 2026
1:00 - 2:30pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She is an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she teaches the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Staghorn Fern Mounting
$
Sat, September 12th, 2026
1:00 - 2:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County. Her home has been on numerous garden tours in New Jersey.
Forage, Cook & Heal with Mushrooms
$30.00
Sun, September 13th, 2026
10:00 - 11:00am
Class Description: Explore the primary mushroom species found in our region, including medicinal and edible species, and their studied benefits and uses in nutrition and healing. You will learn about the functions these mushrooms serve within their ecosystem, the types of environments they inhabit and their effect on the human body. You will also enjoy an introduction to mushroom identification and then put the skills to practice with a walk in the woods around Seasons Garden Center. You will learn about safe practices for foraging and different resources to guide you in the future. Depending on weather and growing conditions, all participants will have the opportunity to take home a sample of an edible and/or medicinal mushroom.
Instructor’s Bio: Lauren Lembo has been working with plants and fungi for over a decade. She has completed certificate coursework in Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy through the University of Minnesota’s Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirituality & Healing Integrative Health & Medicine Specialty. She is the owner of Blue Fox Botanicals (www.BlueFoxBotanicals.com), a local grassroots herbal wellness company. Lauren is the Principal Archaeologist at NV5, Inc. She received a MA in Education from Central Michigan University, an MA in Anthropology from Monmouth University and a Certificate in Global Social Archeology from Kyusho University in Japan.
Felted Seamless Gloves
$130.00
Sat, September 19th, 2026
12:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Nelly Kouzmina is a fiber artist who works with natural fibers and leather to create a variety of pieces from wall art to wearable. Each piece of her work is an original, one-of-a-kind piece that is inspired by nature and creativity. Since she started working with fibers in 2011, she has developed her own style, techniques and unique surface effects by incorporating natural materials such as wool, silk, linen, leather and natural dyes. Her work can be found in numerous juried art shows and exhibits throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. With over eight years of teaching experience, she has held classes and workshops at Artists of Yardley, Tyler Park Center for the Arts and West Windsor Arts Council. For more information on her artistry, please go to her blog at http://feltinelli.blogspot.com.
Botanical Block Print Apron
$
Sun, September 20th, 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
(Optional boxed lunch available for purchase)
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Kathleen Lang is known for her environmentally conscious approach to the creation of fine art prints on paper and eco-printing on textiles. She owns and operates the organic imprint studio, The Wearable Garden. She has been teaching workshops in various art forms for over fifteen years at such prestigious venues as Grounds for Sculpture and Artists of Yardley. More of her work can be found on her website www.kathleenlangart.com.
Herb Harvest Wreath
$
Sat, September 26th, 2026
2:00 - 3:30pm
Class Description: .
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She is an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she teaches the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Gel Plate Printing
$
Sun, September 27th, 2026
1:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Jill Spiro, a former Montessori teacher, has always been drawn to the subject of science, particularly botany. The plant world has always fascinated her! During one of her summer breaks, she had the good fortune of taking an eco-printing class with a legend in the field, where she fell in love with using botanical materials to create art. She is delighted with the freedom and creativity this art form offers. You can view more about her art and classes at www.littlebnaturalorganics.com
Eco-Printing & Dyeing
$
Sat, October 3rd, 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
(Optional boxed lunch available for purchase)
Class Description: Botanical natural dyeing is the process of embedding botanical “stamps” directly from plant material into fabric or paper. Working with natural elements such as leaves, blossoms, berries, vegetables and bark, you will design and dye your own silk scarf. As you are waiting for the materials to process, Kathy will guide you on a nature walk to discuss the dyeing characteristics of different types of natural materials. Participants are encouraged to collect and flatten botanicals prior to the workshop. We will break for lunch. Feel free to pack a lunch or preorder an optional boxed lunch from our local gourmet deli.
Instructor’s Bio: Kathleen Lang is known for her environmentally conscious approach to the creation of fine art prints on paper and eco-printing on textiles. She owns and operates the organic imprint studio, The Wearable Garden. She has been teaching workshops in various art forms for over fifteen years at such prestigious venues as Grounds for Sculpture and Artists of Yardley. More of her work can be found on her website www.kathleenlangart.com.
Moss Wall Art
$80.00
Sunday, October 4th, 2026
1:00 - 3:00pm
Class Description: Invite Mother Nature into your personal living space with your own Moss Wall art piece. Using different types of preserved moss and other foraged natural materials, you will create your own 11×14″ Moss Wall. These designs are easy to care for as they do not require watering or sunlight. Moss Walls have been proven to create visual relaxation in your personal space. Join in on this eco-friendly activity. All materials, tools and glues will be supplied.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She is an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she teaches the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Winter Bulb Forcing Magic
$
Sun, November 1st, 2026
1:00 - 2:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Kelly Thompson, is a published garden journalist, Certified Master Gardener, and Horticulturist. She specializes in vibrant container gardens and small garden design with a passion for native and pollinator plants. Kelly also assesses properties as a garden consultant and focuses on solutions. She enjoys a plant-based lifestyle with a focus on protecting and preserving the environment, all while growing nutrient-dense plants organically. Accolades include awards from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and Rutgers University. She donates much of her time enriching families with the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County. Her home has been on numerous garden tours in New Jersey.
Holiday Watercolor Cards
$90.00
Tues, November 3rd, 2026
6:00 - 7:30pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Sharon Ann Smith finds her art to be a true cathartic experience, as each painting brings with it a moment in time and a life poetry of its own. She teaches in her home studio and has exhibited in two solo shows, one of which was entitled “Art from a Woman’s heART” – the convergence of modern perspective and realist art. She has traveled throughout the continental US and Alaska sharing her art and developing friendships. She shows the beauty of her soul to you through her paintings. You can find her artwork on her website www.sharonannstudios.com.
Advanced Eco-Printing & Dyeing - Color Infusion
$
Sun, November 8th, 2026
10:00am - 3:00pm
(Optional boxed lunch available for $20.00)
Class Description: Take your eco-printing skills to the next level. Learn how to embody gorgeous color backgrounds into your eco-printed textile. This class focuses on a technique called “eco-printing with a carrier blanket” and has become very popular amongst textile artists around the world. Beginning with a blank white scarf, participants will create a design on the fabric using plant materials. A separate fabric will then be used to infuse a colorful background. Participants are encouraged to have some previous eco-printing experience. After registration, participants will be guided to collect and flatten botanical materials to use or experiment with in their design. We will break for lunch. Feel free to bring your own or preorder an optional boxed lunch from our local gourmet deli.
Instructor’s Bio: Kathleen Lang is known for her environmentally conscious approach to the creation of fine art prints on paper and eco-printing on textiles. She owns and operates the organic imprint studio, The Wearable Garden. She has been teaching workshops in various art forms for over fifteen years at such prestigious venues as Grounds for Sculpture and Artists of Yardley. More of her work can be found on her website www.kathleenlangart.com.
Felted Holiday Tree
$130.00
Sat, November 14th, 2026
12:00 - 4:00pm
Class Description:
Instructor’s Bio: Nelly Kouzmina is a fiber artist who works with natural fibers and leather to create a variety of pieces from wall art to wearable. Each piece of her work is an original, one-of-a-kind piece that is inspired by nature and creativity. Since she started working with fibers in 2011, she has developed her own style, techniques and unique surface effects by incorporating natural materials such as wool, silk, linen, leather and natural dyes. Her work can be found in numerous juried art shows and exhibits throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. With over eight years of teaching experience, she has held classes and workshops at Artists of Yardley, Tyler Park Center for the Arts and West Windsor Arts Council. For more information on her artistry, please go to her blog at http://feltinelli.blogspot.com.
Floral Tablescaping for the Holidays
$25.00
Wed, November 18th, 2026
6:00 - 7:00pm
Class Description: Tablescaping is the art of creatively and intentionally setting your table to convey a theme, mood or experience. A lovely family dinner such as on Thanksgiving or Christmas day is the perfect time to hone your tablescaping skills. By combining the textures of a tablecloth with florals, candles, place settings and more, we can create a tablescape to enhance the decor of your holiday home. Our floral designer will be offering suggestions for your Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday tables. One lucky participant will win a raffled floral piece at the conclusion of the class.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She is an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she teaches the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Evergreen Elegance Floral
$95
Sun, December 20th, 2026
1:00 - 2:30pm
Class Description: Grace your family’s dining table with an elegant floral arrangement that you designed. Join this class as Deborah guides you step by step to combine fragrant evergreens, rich red toned flowers, seasonal berries and textured pods to create your holiday centerpiece. This class is for designers of all skill levels. Pricing includes container, all flowers and supplies, as well as use of any tools needed to complete the project. Start your holiday week off with a relaxing evening of floral design and check flowers off your holiday shopping list.
Instructor’s Bio: Staff member, Deborah Pomroy, has been designing florals for over 35 years. After owning her own floral shop for 17 years, Deborah moved on to wedding floral design at Fabufloras in Philadelphia. She was an Adjunct Professor at Mercer County Community College where she taught the Floral Design program classes. She has a BS In Ornamental Horticulture (Floriculture emphasis) with a Business minor from Delaware Valley University.
Previous Classes Offered
Fly Tying Basics
$70.00
Sat, April 11th, 2026
2:00 - 3:00pm
Class Description: Explore the meticulous craft of creating lifelike lures from feathers, fur and thread. This introductory lecture and demonstration style class will discuss exactly what fly tying and fly fishing are. You will learn the differences between fly fishing and “regular” fishing, how fly fishing originated, why we tie flies, the basic tools required, the materials available to use and the different styles of tying. Watch a demonstration of fly tying as we try to mimic local insect life. Students will have an opportunity to see and touch the materials and tools used in the process of fly tying.
Instructor’s Bio: Growing up along the banks of the Delaware River, Fritz Miller first honed his skills chasing striped bass in the early spring. Since then, his passion has expanded into a worldwide pursuit of nearly anything that swims. Fritz has a deep appreciation for tying with natural materials – such as crafting hollow flies and beast patterns for stripers, intricate feather game changers for smallmouth bass, or delicate snowshoe emergers for brook trout. He is the owner and guide at his fly fishing and fly tying business called Lateral Lines Fly Tying. He currently guides for South Branch Outfitters in Califon, NJ, specializing in trout and pike and proudly serves as a Norvise Ambassador. His adventures can be found on Instagram @On_thefly.
Paint your own Pollinator Box
$80.00
Sat, April 25th, 2026
2:00 - 3:00pm
Class Description: Join Nikki and Karen as they provide a creative, educational experience for your family to learn about native cavity-nesting bees. Each participant or family will paint, personalize using stencils and fill their own nesting box to take home and place in their garden. You will learn why these boxes are important and how to care for them. All materials needed will be supplied in this workshop.
Instructor’s Bio: Backyard Buzz is a Mother and Daughter Small Business rooted in Bucks County. They are dedicated to celebrating the connection between people and pollinators. What began as a single hive in their backyard has blossomed into a mission to celebrate and protect our essential pollinators. They believe that beekeeping is about more than just harvesting sweet rewards – it is about fostering a connection with the natural world. It is through the precision of science and the beauty of art that they offer their small batch, local raw wildflower honey and a collection of nature-inspired gifts. More information about their business can be found at www.backyardbuzzpa.com.
