August 8 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EDT

$40

Join us for a guided introduction to the art of ikebana — the traditional Japanese practice of minimalist floral design that emphasizes balance, line, and intentional placement.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to create a fountain-style arrangement using a reusable kenzan (flower frog). This sculptural style highlights movement, negative space, and natural flow, allowing each stem to be placed with purpose and presence.

Participants will work with a curated selection of seasonal stems while being guided step-by-step through the design process. The experience is designed to be both creative and meditative, offering a calm space to slow down and connect with flowers in a meaningful way.

What You’ll Experience:

• Introduction to ikebana principles and philosophy
• Hands-on design using a kenzan (flower frog)
• Creation of a fountain-style floral arrangement
• Guided instruction throughout the workshop

This workshop is suitable for beginners and anyone interested in exploring a more intentional, artful approach to floral design.

Meet Your Instructor

This workshop will be led by Lizzy Beller, owner of Bubbly Hills Farm, a flower farm located in Emmaus, PA.

Lizzie studied at the Rodale Institute, where she focused on floral production. She brings hands-on experience and a passion for growing and sharing flowers, and is excited to help others learn how to propagate and expand their own plants successfully.

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