Arts on Main

Community Arts Center in Gloucester, Virginia

“Bloom & Grow” – A FREE Children’s Daffodil Design Workshop hosted by Garden Club of Gloucester at Arts on Main

Bloom & Grow
        A FREE Children’s Daffodil Design Workshop
Saturday, April 2
Noon- 1:30 PM

 

Calling all children ages 6-13!

You are invited to join the Garden Club of Gloucester for a FREE children’s flower arranging event.

The Garden Club of Gloucester will be hosting a children’s flower arranging event at Arts on Main on Saturday, April 2 from 12:00pm-1:30pm. This event coincides with the Daffodil Festival and will provide a hands-on experience for children (ages 6-13) in the community.

Children will come into the studio between the hours of noon and 1:30 and the garden club members will guide your child as they create their masterpiece using daffodils and other spring flowers.  All supplies will be provided. There is no cost to participate. Children will be able to take their beautiful flower arrangement home with them.

*Please register by March 28 by emailing Blair Waters at adminassistant@gloucesterarts.org with the name of your child/children and age.

Flower Arranging Class for Kids (Full)

July 28: Ages 6-9, 2:30-3:30pm

July 29: Ages 10-13, 2:30-3:30pm

 

Joseph and Rob

Joseph Barragan and Rob Fraser IV, floral designers and owners of Riverwood Designs, will be teaching a flower arranging children’s workshop. Flowers and greenery will be provided. Students are asked to bring a found item to serve as a vase. This could be a mason jar, an empty metal can, etc. Students will be arranging flowers and decorating their vase with supplies provided by the instructor.

Flower Arranging Class for Kids (Full)

July 28: Ages 6-9, 2:30-3:30pm

July 29: Ages 10-13, 2:30-3:30pm

 

Joseph and Rob

Joseph Barragan and Rob Fraser IV, floral designers and owners of Riverwood Designs, will be teaching a flower arranging children’s workshop. Flowers and greenery will be provided. Students are asked to bring a found item to serve as a vase. This could be a mason jar, an empty metal can, etc. Students will be arranging flowers and decorating their vase with supplies provided by the instructor.