This is the first workshop in a series of creative flower workshops. Each workshop will be joyful creative and fun. You will be using the best of the season flowers cut fresh from the farm.
Each of the series a different arrangement will be made and the price of the workshop includes all the flowers and mechanics/vessels. The workshop is aimed at those who are new to flower arranging but open to all. You may want to book them all as a series or individually.
The September workshop is ALL about dahlias. We will work with them in a number of different ways letting your creativity run wild!
The workshop also includes a farm tour.
There will be delicious refreshments to enjoy throughout the workshop
Date: 19th September 2026
Time: 10.00am - 12.30pm
Location: Laxton Village Hall and Gathered at Dusk Flower Farm, East Yorkshire
Please note:
Some of the workshop is outdoors, please wear suitable footwear for walking on uneven ground. The event will run if it rains and only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions.
This is the first workshop in a series of creative flower workshops. Each workshop will be joyful creative and fun. You will be using the best of the season flowers cut fresh from the farm.
Each of the series a different arrangement will be made and the price of the workshop includes all the flowers and mechanics/vessels. The workshop is aimed at those who are new to flower arranging but open to all. You may want to book them all as a series or individually.
The September workshop is ALL about dahlias. We will work with them in a number of different ways letting your creativity run wild!
The workshop also includes a farm tour.
There will be delicious refreshments to enjoy throughout the workshop
Date: 19th September 2026
Time: 10.00am - 12.30pm
Location: Laxton Village Hall and Gathered at Dusk Flower Farm, East Yorkshire
Please note:
Some of the workshop is outdoors, please wear suitable footwear for walking on uneven ground. The event will run if it rains and only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions.
