Workshops

Ten people doing a guided painting class. The instructor is at the front of the room showing people

Workshops are designed to be hands-on, creative, social, and fun! 


Ph. 920 849 1471 to register


Generally all materials are provided so we often require advanced payment when signing up. 

Group sizes are small so early sign-up is recommended to avoid disappointment.

Upcoming Workshops

A metal pendant with a tree made from green stones inside.Gem Tree Pendant Workshop

Saturday, Feb. 22nd, 1 pm

$8 per person/1 pendant

Do some beading with small green peridot stones, golden wire, and copper wire, to make a “tree of life”/gem tree pendant. The pendant is 2-1/2 inches in diameter, great for a necklace or a sunny window. Wire and stones provided; you bring needle-nosed pliers and wire cutters.

Registration is limited to 15 people, please call to register Ph. 920 849 1471

Two dragonfly sun catchers made from beads. One is blue and the other is red and they are hanging iSun Catcher Workshop

Saturday, Feb. 29, 10 am

$10 per person.

Create a beautiful dragonfly sun catcher from beads and wire. Measures approximately 8 inches. Ask us about color options when you sign up. 

Please pre- register before February 20th, class size limited. 

Ph. 920 849 1471

A large mason jar full of maple syrupBackyard Maple Syruping

Saturday, Mar.7, 1 pm

$4 per person

Would you like to learn how to make your own delicious maple syrup?

This adult intended workshop teaches the basics of making maple syrup at home. Learn which trees can be tapped, when to tap, and ways to collect sap. Processing the sap into syrup, and how to safely store the syrup using fairly common household equipment will then be demonstrated.

This program will be both in doors and outside, so dress for weather conditions. No need to register- just show up.

Native Bee Conservation Workshop

A cube shaped native-bee-house made from wood and reedsSat., March 21, 1 pm

Program is $5 per person, $25 per person if you would also like to build and take home a Nesting Box.

Wisconsin has several species of native bees that are usually overlooked. They do a lot of pollination, including in your vegetable garden. Find out about these often colorful small bees and what you can do to encourage their populations.


A bee on a pink flower

Pre-registration required for the nesting box building! Please call 920-849-1471 by March 13th to save your spot!

Guided Painting Class 

A painting, of the shape of Wisconsin. Inside it is divided into quarters - there are pictures of trSat., April 4, 1-4 pm 

Cost: $35/adult (16" x 20" canvas) - aged 12 and up
$25/child under 12 (11" x 14" canvas)

Have fun painting the 4 Seasons of our wonderful state with certified art instructor Miki Wise.  We will use a stencil for the WI silhouette, so it will be fun and easy for every age. No experience is necessary!  Miki will guide you through the entire process- step-by-step.

All equipment and supplies are provided.  

Feel free to bring your own snacks and beverages to enjoy while painting!

Please register by March 31st. Ph. 920 849 1471

Natural Egg Dying

Different colored eggs in a carton, all the colors are earthy natural tones.Sat., April 11, 1 pm

$5 per dozen

Learn how to make non-toxic plant based egg dyes to color your Easter eggs.

Bring a dozen hard-boiled eggs, no registration required- just show up!