Whether you're weaving a basket for the first time or styling a terrarium, our craft classes give you the skills to brighten up your decor and plant the seed for a new creative hobby.
Explore
multiple
ways
to
bring
the
beauty
of
dried
flowers
into
your
home.
In
the
first
session,
you'll
discover
tips
on
which
flower
types
will
last
the
longest,
how
to
gather,
press,
and
preserve
them,
and
when
to
use
which
more...
Fire
cider—a
spicy
herbal
tonic—has
been
known
for
centuries
as
a
powerful
immunity
booster.
Its
benefits
have
been
said
to
improve
blood
circulation,
prevent
and
treat
colds,
aid
digestion,
and
more.
Tap
into
ancient
healing
methods
with
Dee
Davis,
co-founder
more...
Gain
inspiration
from
NYBG's
latest
exhibition,
Van
Gogh's
Flowers,
and
unleash
your
inner
artist
as
you
learn
how
to
create
life-like
irises
using
air-dry
polymer
clay.
You'll
receive
an
introduction
to
flexible
clay
as
you
practice
techniques
for
shaping
the
more...
Join
herbalist
and
foraging
expert
Journei
Bimwala
for
an
immersive
walk
through
fall's
edible
landscape.
Using
sight,
touch,
smell,
and
taste,
you'll
learn
to
identify,
harvest,
and
understand
the
deeper
meaning
of
wild
plants-their
cultural
significance,
medicinal
power,
and
culinary
more...
Create your own professional-looking arrangements with economical, store-bought bouquets. Using simple design principles and fresh flowers from your local grocery store or farmers market, learn how to design and create your own elegant arrangements.
Learn
how
to
arrange
assorted
types
of
moss
on
a
wooden
cradled
canvas
using
bark,
pebbles,
sponge
mushroom,
and
preserved
fern.
This
framed
rustic
creation
can
be
hung
on
your
wall,
creating
a
captivating
focal
point
that
brings
the
essence
more...
Bring
cheer
into
your
home
and
exercise
your
botanical
creativity,
with
live,
real-time
guidance.
Watch
your
fellow
students'
efforts
online
and
get
personal
critiques
from
your
instructor
as
you
build
your
elegant
arrangement
with
fresh
flowers
from
your
own
garden,
more...
Learn
how
to
dye
fibers
naturally
using
food
waste.
Explore
techniques
on
how
to
repurpose
your
food
scraps
to
create
a
brilliant
color
palette—from
yellow
and
red
onions
that
create
copper
tones
and
deep
mustards
to
avocado
skin,
pits,
and
more...
In
NYC,
fall
is
the
best
time
to
hunt
for
edible
fungi.
Paul
Sadowski,
25-year
veteran
of
the
NY
Mycological
Society,
will
lead
a
mushroom
hunt,
and
show
you
how
to
identify
many
species
and
their
look-alikes,
where
to
find
more...
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