Events and Programs for Adults

• Saturday, January 25, 10AM-12PM
• Park House
• Member $50; Nonmember $55
• Brooke Hutchens, Redbud Pigment Co.
• Register by January 21
• REGISTER HERE

Paint a beautiful winter landscape featuring a cozy cottage with Brooke Hutchens of Redbud Pigment Co. as she guides us through a botanically-inspired watercolor piece using handmade pigments that are locally foraged and sustainably sourced.

• Second Friday of the Month, 1-2PM
• Last Saturday of the Month, 10-11AM
• FREE

Expand your knowledge of Oklahoma plants and find inspiration for your own garden with an educational walking tour, led by one of our knowledgeable horticultural staff. Although geared towards adults, children and leashed dogs are welcome.

• Saturday, January 25, 1-4PM
• Park House
• Member $35; Nonmember $40
• Suzie Loveless, Handmade with Loveless
• Register by January 21
• REGISTER HERE

Join Suzie Loveless as we learn how to make beaded bracelets on a bead loom. Select colors and designs to suit your desires as you are guided through the process from beginning to completed project. Looms to take home are available for purchase on site.

• Saturday, February 1, 10AM-12PM
• Terrace Room
• Member $20; Nonmember $25
• Kaitlin Bacon, Director of Education
• Register by January 28
• REGISTER HERE

As we cross into the new year and wait eagerly for Spring to bring a bit of color back, why not embrace the beauty of our garden in its rest? Better yet, let’s bring a little piece of it in! Join us in creating unique arrangements using dried flowers, leaves, fruits, and more to bring a pop of joy into our homes during the last stretch of winter.

• Saturday, February 1, 1-4PM
• Member $40; Nonmember $45
• Kaitlin Bacon, Director of Education
• Register by January 28
• REGISTER HERE

Join us as we discuss techniques and tips for selecting, prepping, and pressing florals before we settle in to create our own pressed floral art within a floating glass frame. Guests will leave with a small flower press of their own as well as a piece of art brought to life from their own hands and imagination.

• Saturday, February 8, 10AM-12PM
• Terrace Room
• Member $50; Nonmember $55
• Brooke Hutchens, Redbud Pigment Co.
• Register by February 4
• REGISTER HERE

Paint a delightfully whimsical bouquet with Brooke Hutchens of Redbud Pigment Co. as she guides us through a botanically-inspired watercolor piece using handmade pigments that are locally foraged and sustainably sourced.

• Saturday, February 8, 1-4PM
• Park House
• Member $35; Nonmember $40
• Suzie Loveless, Handmade with Loveless
• Register by February 4
• REGISTER HERE

Join Suzie Loveless as we learn how to make beaded bracelets on a bead loom. Select colors and designs to suit your desires as you are guided through the process from beginning to completed project. Looms to take home are available for purchase on site.

• Thursday, February 13, 6-7PM
• Terrace Room
• Member $10; Nonmember $15
• Dale and Carrie Spoonemore, From Seed to Spoon
• Register by February 11
• REGISTER HERE

From home gardens to schoolyards, raised beds are a great way to grow year-round crops and flowers by providing elevation to lessen compaction, easier weed control, and extended growing seasons. Come learn strategies, benefits, layouts, and more to get a head start on your spring gardening adventures.

• Saturday, February 22, 10-11:30AM
• Terrace Room
• Member $50; Nonmember $55
• Optional Decorative Vase Add-On: $10
• Aya Okada, Saika JP Flower
• Register by February 18
• REGISTER HERE

Join Saika JP Flower in this workshop where we will learn the basics of floral arranging through the creation of a beautiful, seasonal arrangement reflecting the aesthetic and culture of Japanese florals. Take away tips and tricks for successful arranging and how to keep your arrangements long-lasting. Glass vases are provided; decorative vases are available for an additional cost.

• Saturday, February 22, 2-4PM
• Member $30; Nonmember $35
• Kaitlin Bacon, Director of Education
• Register by February 18
• REGISTER HERE

Pounded flower art is created by hammering floral and botanical elements to transfer the natural dye from within to a natural surface such as cotton paper or linen while retaining the shape of the florals. Learn this unique art technique while indulging yourself in a little bit of ‘stress relieving’ fun as we experiment, discuss the best types of flowers to use, additional techniques to enhance your art, and more. Each guest will create a set of homemade cards perfect for preserving and honoring the beauty of our emerging flowers.