Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm

Wheat Weaving
2025-07-23 10:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, 347 Quiet Valley Rd, Stroudsburg, PA, 18360, United States
Wheat weaving as a craft is centuries old and was practiced in grain growing countries worldwide. It was a part of rituals used to ensure a fruitful harvest. Early American settlers used wheat weaving as it is used today, for decorative purposes.

Date: Thursday, July 23rd
Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
Fee: Included with tour admission
Instructor: Karen Wood

Bake Oven Highlight
2025-07-26 10:00 - 15:00
For centuries, the bake oven was the heart of the homestead kitchen, providing families with fresh bread and baked goods on a weekly basis. From preparing the fire to testing the heat, baking in a traditional wood-fired oven was both an art and a science. Join us as we demonstrate how early American families used these outdoor ovens to create the staples of their diet. Delicious aromas and warm loaves will fill the air as we bring this heritage skill to life. Samples will be available.
Date: Saturday, July 26Time: 10:00am – 3:00pmFee: Included with tour admission

Bake Oven Highlight
2025-07-31 10:00 - 15:00
For centuries, the bake oven was the heart of the homestead kitchen, providing families with fresh bread and baked goods on a weekly basis. From preparing the fire to testing the heat, baking in a traditional wood-fired oven was both an art and a science. Join us as we demonstrate how early American families used these outdoor ovens to create the staples of their diet. Delicious aromas and warm loaves will fill the air as we bring this heritage skill to life. Samples will be available.
Date: Saturday, August 2Time: 10:00am – 3:00pmFee: Included with tour admission

Sauerkraut Making Day
2025-07-31 10:00 - 15:30
Sauerkraut was an important staple in the early Pennsylvania German diet and a source of vital nutrients. See a special demonstration on sauerkraut preparation.

Date: Thursday, July 31st
Time: 10:00 am – 3:30 pm
Fee: Included with tour admission

Blacksmithing
2025-08-02 10:00 - 15:30
Watch the sparks fly during this blacksmithing highlight and learn how iron tools were made on a 19th-century farm. The blacksmith was a vital tradesperson, crafting and repairing everything from hinges and hooks to plow parts and nails. Discover how a coal forge, anvil, and hammer were used to shape red-hot iron into useful items. You might even get to try your hand at working the bellows!
Date: Saturday, August 2ndTime: 10:00 am – 3:30 pmFee: Included with tour admission

Rope Making
2025-08-05 10:00 - 15:30
Learn how rope was made in the 1800s. A simple-seeming but important item on any farm and traditionally made from hemp, the rope was used for many different tasks. At one time in the United States, a farmer was expected to have a certain amount of his crop in hemp as it was needed to make rope for all the naval ships in our country’s fleet. Help with this task while you are here for the tour.

Date: Tuesday, August 5th
Time: 10:00 am – 3:30 pm
Fee: Included with tour admission

One Room School
2025-08-14 10:00 - 15:30
The schoolmarm will be holding class in the One-Room School. Participate as “students” and see how your grandparents learned their three Rs (reading, writing & arithmetic) with all grades (1st through 8th) in one room.

Date: Thursday, August 14th
Time: 10:00am – 3:30pm
Fee: Included with tour admission
Instructor: Bonnie Scott

This is a special tour happening throughout the day that is included in your admission. There is no registration.

Bake Oven Highlight
2025-08-16 10:00 - 15:00
For centuries, the bake oven was the heart of the homestead kitchen, providing families with fresh bread and baked goods on a weekly basis. From preparing the fire to testing the heat, baking in a traditional wood-fired oven was both an art and a science. Join us as we demonstrate how early American families used these outdoor ovens to create the staples of their diet. Delicious aromas and warm loaves will fill the air as we bring this heritage skill to life. Samples will be available.
Date: Saturday, August 16Time: 10:00am – 3:00pmFee: Included with tour admission

CLOSED for Tours
2025-08-22 10:00 - 17:00
📢 NoticeQuiet Valley will be closed today for Pocono State Craft Festival setup.
We look forward to welcoming visitors this Saturday and Sunday, August 23 & 24, for the festival! 🎉
For More Information on Craft Festival, please visit: https://www.poconocrafts.com/

Bake Oven Highlight
2025-08-30 10:00 - 15:00
For centuries, the bake oven was the heart of the homestead kitchen, providing families with fresh bread and baked goods on a weekly basis. From preparing the fire to testing the heat, baking in a traditional wood-fired oven was both an art and a science. Join us as we demonstrate how early American families used these outdoor ovens to create the staples of their diet. Delicious aromas and warm loaves will fill the air as we bring this heritage skill to life. Samples will be available.
Date: Saturday, August 30Time: 10:00am – 3:00pmFee: Included with tour admission

Corn Husk Doll Highlight
2025-09-01 10:00 - 15:00
For generations, children on the farm found creative ways to make their own toys from simple, natural materials. One beloved example is the corn husk doll—a handcrafted figure made from the dried leaves of a corn cob. At Quiet Valley, we demonstrate how these traditional dolls were made using time-honored techniques passed down through the years. Guests can watch as a plain corn husk is folded, tied, and shaped into a charming doll, reflecting the resourcefulness of early American families. This hands-on activity offers a glimpse into the everyday life and imagination of children in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Date: Monday, September 1Time: 10:00am – 3:00pmFee: Included with tour admission

Farmhouse Dinner
2025-09-07 16:30 - 20:00
Join us for a unique fundraising dinner on the farm! Enjoy a meal cooked in the hearth served by candlelight in the Farmhouse. We’ll begin with appetizers in the Cellar Kitchen, where you can see how your food is being cooked. Then you’ll be seated throughout the farmhouse and served a traditional meal. This fundraiser has limited space and advanced tickets are required.

Location: QV Farmhouse
Cost: $95 per person
When: 4:30p

Autumn on the Farm: Homeschool Field Trip
2025-10-20 11:00 - 15:00
Homeschool families are invited to Autumn on the Farm, a special day featuring Quiet Valley’s Fall School Tour program. Step back in time and experience 19th-century farm life through hands-on activities and historic demonstrations designed just for homeschool students and their families.
During the field trip, participants will tour our historic farm buildings, visit with farm animals, attend a mini-lesson in the one-room schoolhouse, and watch a simple machines demonstration.
Details & Pricing:

$8 per student (ages 5 and up)

$10 per adult

Everyone attending must have a ticket

Program runs 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (pack a lunch to enjoy at our picnic pavilion)

Advance registration required. A limited number of tickets are available.

Friends of Quiet Valley Annual Holiday Workshop
2025-11-08
Looking for something to jump-start your holiday season? Get in the spirit by joining a workshop where you will make a craft and enjoy a homemade lunch of soup, bread, and dessert! Check in and refreshments from 9:00-9:30, classes begin at 9:30.
Register online here or call the office at 570-992-6161. Quiet Valley Members, check your email for a 15% off discount code.

This year, we will be offering the following full-day workshop choices:
Workshop 1: Card Weaving
Card Weaving (also known as tablet weaving) allows weavers to work and play with color and design without having to invest in a lot of equipment. Card weaving involves using cards to organize threads, so that students can weave a tape – a long thin band – which could be used for things like bookmarks, decoration on clothing or even ukulele straps! No experience necessary!
Cost: $55
Instructor: Kathy Hill
Workshop 2: Seat Weaving
Learn to weave a seat using natural reed in an interesting herringbone pattern. The wooden stool with woen seat can be used for a child to sit upon, plant stand, foot rest, etc. All supplies included.
Cost: $80.00
Instructor: Ceal Yost
Workshop 3: German Straw Star
Straw stars are traditional German and Scandinavian craft and are not as hard to make as they may appear with the right tools. Straw stars make beautiful gifts mounted to a card, as decor on a package, in a window hanging, and as ornaments on a tree, wreath, or garland.
Cost: $72
Instructor: Ellen Oiler
Workshop 4: Bread & Cookies with Flair: Decorated Focaccia and Stamped Thumbprints
Back by popular demand—join us for a deliciously creative cooking class! First, craft a stunning decorated focaccia bread, turning a simple yeasted dough into an edible work of art with fresh vegetables and herbs. Then, switch to sweets with charming stamped thumbprint cookies—buttery shortbread pressed with elegant cookie stamps and filled with jewel-toned jam, perfect for holiday entertaining. Participants will take home both savory and sweet treats along with the skills to recreate them for any occasion..
Cost: $70.00
Instructors: Maryellen Mross and Carole Geary

Holiday Wreath Workshop
2025-11-30 10:00 - 15:00
Kick off your holiday season with some traditional handmade decorations! Participants will make and decorate an evergreen holiday wreath. All supplies including a wire wreath base, floral wire, assorted greens, pinecones, and ribbons are included. Light refreshments are available. You may bring clippers and any other decor you want to add to your wreath. Wine and other snacks BYO.
Date and times

November 30 from 10am-12pm
November 30 from 1pm-3pm

QV Members check your email or call the office for the 2025 member discount code. If you register for a workshop without the discount, it cannot be applied after purchase.

For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Christmas on the on the Farm Homeschool Program
2025-12-04 10:00 - 13:00
How did different cultures celebrate Christmas in the past? Make a traditional Christmas craft and try recipes from different cultures to learn about the customs and traditions that made up Christmas in Colonial America.
All participants aged five and older (including adults) must purchase a ticket. At least one paying adult must attend per family. The program will conclude with lunch from approximately 12:15-1:00. Participants are encouraged to bring lunch. We will have a sampling of our traditional recipes during this time.

Ages: 5 and up
Cost: $15.00 per person
When: 10:00a – 1:00p

Christmas on the Farm Homeschool Program (Second Offering)
2025-12-17 10:00 - 13:00

Embroidered Tote Workshop
2026-02-07 09:30 - 12:30
Embroidered Tote Bag Workshop – Wildflowers
Saturday, February 7 | 9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Optional follow-up work session: Thursday, February 19 | 5:30–7:30 PM
Cost: $50 per person
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL. WAITLIST AVAILABLE. PLEASE EMAIL PROGRAMS@QUIETVALLEY.ORG
Add a handmade touch to an everyday essential in this embroidered tote bag workshop. Participants will stitch a wildflower design onto a tote bag while learning basic embroidery techniques, including transferring a pattern, starting and finishing stitches, and building texture and detail with thread.
This workshop is designed for both beginners and those with some embroidery experience. You’ll leave the main session well on your way to completing your tote, with guidance on how to continue stitching at home. An optional follow-up work session is offered for anyone who would like additional time, support, and instruction to finish their project.

Instructor: Deb Seip
QV Members, check your email or call the office for the 2026 member discount code.

For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Member Event: Ice Harvest
2026-02-07 10:00 - 13:00
Join us for a winter tradition at Quiet Valley! Help harvest ice from our pond to store for use during warmer months. Clear snow, cut ice blocks, and move them to the icehouse for preservation in sawdust. Warm up by fire pits, enjoy hot chocolate, and experience winter farm life in action. Dress warmly and bring ice cleats if you have them. Please note, the event will only proceed if we have enough ice on the pond. We can’t wait to share this unique experience with you!
When: Saturday, February 7th from 10am-1pm
This event is free of cost for Quiet Valley Members. Not a member yet, but interested? Learn more here.

Winter Camp Day One
2026-02-13 09:30 - 15:00
Homeschool students are invited to join Quiet Valley Staff and Volunteers for a Winter Camp at Quiet Valley. Be sure to bundle up, as we will be spending some part of each day on the farm. The cost of camp is $35 per day. Participants may register for all three days or individual days of camp. When you register for all 3 days, you’ll save $5 per day. Click here to see the topics for all three weeks.

Topics:

Grades 1-4: Winter Crafts and Games

Instructor: Rachel Kresge
Description: Campers will step back in time to discover how children on a 19th-century farm spent their winter days. The group will enjoy hands-on activities making historic winter crafts, such as corn husk dolls, tin punch ornaments, and braided wool items. They will also play traditional games like hoop rolling, marbles, and relay-style winter chores, learning how children long ago entertained themselves without screens or electronics. Through creating, playing, and exploring together, students will gain a fun and interactive understanding of winter life in the past.

Grades 5-8: Art from Observation

Instructor: Joan Glusiec
Description: Campers will spend the day developing their drawing and artistic skills through guided instruction and creative exploration. In the morning, students will work with pencil, learning basic techniques such as perspective, shading, and drawing objects from life. Using items found around Quiet Valley and simple still-life setups, campers will practice careful observation and sketching. In the afternoon, campers will build on their drawings by adding color and experimenting with different art materials, including tempera paint, watercolor, and pastels. Students may create as many or as few artworks as they choose while exploring the medium or mediums that interest them most. This day encourages creativity, skill-building, and artistic confidence while drawing inspiration from the historic farm setting.

Cost: $35 (sign up for all 3 weeks and receive $5 off per day)

Payment due at time of registration. Payment plans and scholarships available, for more information call 570-992-6161. For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Valentine's Day Tea
2026-02-15 13:00 - 15:30
Valentine’s Day Tea
Sunday, February 15 | 1:00–3:30 PM
Cost: $35 per person
Celebrate the season of love with an elegant Valentine’s Day Tea at Quiet Valley. Guests will enjoy a Victorian-inspired tea party featuring fresh baked cookies, scones, cakes, tea sandwiches, and a selection of hot teas and lemonade, all served in a warm and festive setting.
During the afternoon, we’ll share a glimpse into Victorian social customs, including tea etiquette, the art of hosting a proper tea, and period-appropriate fashion. Guests are encouraged (but not required) to come dressed in their Victorian best to add to the charm of the occasion.
A perfect way to spend a winter afternoon with friends, family, or fellow tea lovers while enjoying a timeless Valentine’s tradition.
QV Members received 15% off with a discount code in your membership email.
For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Fasnacht Workshop
2026-02-16 09:30 - 15:00
Fasnacht Workshop
Monday, February 16 | 9:30 AM–3:00 PM
Cost: $40 per person
Get ready for Shrove Tuesday with a hands-on Fasnacht workshop! Participants will spend the day learning how to make traditional faschnats from start to finish, while also exploring the history and cultural significance of this beloved pre-Lenten treat. Each participant will leave with one dozen homemade faschnats, ready to enjoy or share.
This workshop is open to adults and to children ages 10 and up when accompanied by a registered adult. Every participant—children and adults alike—must register separately.
What to bring:

A hand mixer (if possible, we will have some to share)
A packed lunch

Whether you’re continuing a family tradition or discovering faschnats for the first time, this workshop is a delicious way to prepare for Shrove Tuesday and connect with foodways of the past.
QV Members, check your email or call the office for the 2026 member discount code.

For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Winter Camp Day Two
2026-02-20 09:30 - 15:00
Homeschool students are invited to join Quiet Valley Staff and Volunteers for a Winter Camp at Quiet Valley. Be sure to bundle up, as we will be spending some part of each day on the farm. The cost of camp is $35 per day. Participants may register for all three days or individual days of camp. When you register for all 3 days, you’ll save $5 per day. Click here to see the topics for all three weeks.

Topics:

Grades 1-4: Winter Food & Traditions

Instructor: Tara Burnley
Description: Learn about food preservation, simple Campers will discover how farm families prepared food and celebrated traditions during the winter months long ago. As a group, campers will learn where winter foods came from and how simple ingredients and tools were used to make warm meals and treats. Through hands-on, age-appropriate activities, students will take part in food preparation, observe cooking techniques, and explore winter customs and traditions. Stories and discussion will help campers understand how food, family, and tradition brought comfort during the cold winter season.

Grades 5-8: Weave Your Own Stool

Instructor: Rachel Kresge
Description: Older campers will step back in time to experience a traditional 19th-century farm craft: stool seat weaving. Each student will weave their own stool to take home, learning the techniques and skills used by farm families to create durable, functional household items during the long winter months. This hands-on activity encourages focus, creativity, and an appreciation for the craftsmanship of the past.

Cost: $35 (sign up for all 3 weeks and receive $5 off per day)

Payment due at time of registration. Payment plans and scholarships available, for more information call 570-992-6161. For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Special Winter Preschool Program (Ages 2-6)
2026-02-26
Winter Preschool: Maple Sugaring
Thursday, February 26 | Session 1: 9:30 AM–11:00 AM or Session 2: 1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Cost: $20 per person
Join us for a special Winter Preschool program all about maple sugaring! During this one-day class, children will explore the farm in winter while learning how maple sap is collected and turned into syrup. Through simple hands-on activities, stories, and activities, children will discover how people long ago made use of the winter landscape.
This program is designed for young learners and encourages curiosity, sensory exploration, and outdoor discovery, all with a parent or caregiver by their side.
Ages: 3–6 years (with a parent or caregiver)
Warm clothing and winter footwear are recommended, as portions of the program will take place outdoors.
Instructor: Becky Costanzo
For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Winter Camp Day Three
2026-02-27 09:30 - 15:00
Homeschool students are invited to join Quiet Valley Staff and Volunteers for a Winter Camp at Quiet Valley. Be sure to bundle up, as we will be spending some part of each day on the farm. The cost of camp is $35 per day. Participants may register for all three days or individual days of camp. When you register for all 3 days, you’ll save $5 per day. Click here to see the topics for all three weeks.

Topics:

Grades 1-4: From Schoolhouse to Hearth: Winter Life Long Ago

Instructor: Deb Seip & Bonnie Scott
Description: Campers will experience what a winter day was like for children on a 19th-century farm through shared, hands-on activities. As a group, campers will spend part of the day in the one-room schoolhouse, practicing simple lessons, recitations, and games used by students long ago. The group will then move to the hearth kitchen, where campers will assist with age-appropriate cooking tasks and learn how families prepared warm meals during the winter months. Stories, discussion, and guided participation help younger students connect everyday life today with life in the past.

Grades 5-8: From Schoolhouse to Hearth: Winter Life Long Ago

Instructor: Deb Seip & Bonnie Scott
Description: Older campers will explore winter life in the 1800s through immersive, full-group experiences that encourage discussion and comparison. As a class, campers will take part in lessons in the one-room schoolhouse, examining historic teaching methods and expectations while engaging in period-style activities. The group will also spend time in the hearth kitchen preparing a traditional winter dish, learning about historic tools, techniques, and the role of cooperation in household work. This day emphasizes critical thinking, collaboration, and understanding how education and food preparation shaped daily life during the winter season.

Cost: $35 (sign up for all 3 weeks and receive $5 off per day)

Payment due at time of registration. Payment plans and scholarships available, for more information call 570-992-6161. For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Historic Lighting & Hand-Dipped Candle Workshop
2026-02-28 10:00 - 14:00
Historic Lighting & Hand-Dipped Candle Workshop
Saturday, February 28 | 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Cost: $45 per person
Step back in time and explore how people lit their homes before electricity in this hands-on historic lighting workshop. Participants will learn about traditional lighting methods and the role candles played in everyday life while creating their own hand-dipped taper candles.
The workshop will cover historic approaches to measuring and preparing wax, followed by guided instruction in dipping taper candles using methods similar to those practiced in the past. Participants will also learn how to properly finish and care for their candles so they can be safely used at home.
No prior experience is necessary. All materials are provided, and each participant will leave with a set of handmade candles and a deeper understanding of historic household lighting. Participants should bring a lunch. This workshop is for participants ages 15 and older.
Instructor: Hannah Franko
QV Members, check your email or call the office for the 2026 member discount code.

For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Friends of Quiet Valley Cabin Fever Workshop
2026-03-07
Looking for something to jump-start your spring? This workshop provides the opportunity to take a class and enjoy a homemade lunch of soup, bread, and dessert! Quiet Valley Members receive 15% off registration with the discount code in your email. Please do not register without the discount code as it cannot be applied after purchase.

Or call the office at 570-992-6161
This year we will be offering the following full-day workshop choices:
Workshop 1: Heritage Dolls- Sew Your Own

Step back in time and bring history to life—one stitch at a time! In this hands-on workshop, participants will create a primitive-style doll dressed in historical clothing, guided by step-by-step instruction. Using a sewing machine, you’ll construct the doll’s body, hand-finish details, and dress it in garments inspired by 19th-century Pennsylvania German styles.
This workshop is perfect for anyone who loves textile arts, history, or hands-on crafting. By the end of the session, you’ll leave with a unique, handcrafted doll that reflects both historical charm and your own personal touch. No prior dollmaking experience is required—just a love of sewing and creativity!
Cost: $60.00
Instructor: Patty Jo Griffin
Workshop 2: Easy Baguette and Italian Sausage Gnocchi Soup
A bowl of soup and fresh bread! Make an easy baguette and Italian Sausage Gnocchi Soup to enjoy with friends and family!
Cost: $65.00
Instructors: Carole Geary and Maryellen Mross
Workshop 3: An Introduction to Spinning
Discover the timeless craft of spinning and turn raw fiber into usable thread. In this introductory workshop, participants will learn the basics of drop spindle spinning, mastering the essential techniques of drafting and twist. Once comfortable, students will have the opportunity to try both a historic walking wheel and a treadle spinning wheel, experiencing firsthand how spinners of the past produced yarn for everyday use.
Cost: $65.00
Instructor: Sue Oiler
Workshop 4: Traditional Decorated Eggs
The tradition of decorating Eggs for Easter is shared by many different cultures, each using their cultural traditions and materials to decorate. Spend the day learning about some of these different traditions and creating six calico eggs. Participants will use plastic eggs, calico fabric, tacky glue, and rick rack to create their eggs.
Cost: $50.00
Instructor: Deb Seip
For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.

Workshop 1: Heritage Dolls

Workshop 2: Sausage Gnocchi Soup

Workshop 2: Baguette

Workshop 4: Calico Eggs

Members Only: Maple Sugaring
2026-03-07 09:30 - 14:00
Maple Sugaring Day is a special members-only event that gives Quiet Valley’s members a chance to participate in a unique experience. Along with seeing the maple syrup getting made they get a chance to sample pancakes with our homemade syrup, eggs boiled in sap, and potatoes cooked in a Dutch oven over the flames.
To attend, purchase or renew your membership here.

Free Broom Making Workshops with Meckley Brooms
2026-03-21 10:00 - 15:30
Free Broom Making Workshops with Meckley Brooms
Funded by the Poconos Free Art and Craft Workshops Fund
Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026
Time: 10:30-12:30 (Broom Making Basics) and 2:00-3:30 (Cobweb Broom Workshop)
Cost: Free
Learn the art of traditional broom making from the Meckley Family, seventh-generation broom makers preserving a craft that has been in their family for over a century. Using original equipment and time-honored techniques, Meckley Brooms combines functional craftsmanship with whimsical designs—bringing both history and hands-on fun to this workshop.
Thanks to the Poconos Free Art and Craft Workshops Fund, these workshops are free and open to the public for participants ages 15 and older, offering a unique opportunity for Monroe County residents to explore historic handcrafts, learn new skills, and take home their own handmade brooms. Space is limited and each participant will only be accepted for one workshop, so an advance application is required.
Workshops
Broom Making Basics | 10:30 AM–12:30 PM
Participants will learn foundational broom-making techniques while creating three small brooms: a cake tester, a pot scrubber, and a whisk broom. Perfect for beginners and those curious about traditional handcrafts.
Cobweb Broom Workshop | 2:00–3:30 PM
Focuses on making a classic cobweb broom, ideal for cleaning corners, ceilings, and hard-to-reach spaces. Participants will learn shaping and stitching techniques specific to this distinctive broom style.
Application Details:

Applications are due by February 20
Participants will be notified of acceptance by March 1
Applicants may rank the workshops they are willing to attend, and placement will be based on availability and fit with the goals of the grant.

These workshops are funded to provide free, public arts and crafts experiences to the Monroe County community, with priority given to those who might otherwise have limited access to hands-on craft education. All materials are provided, and participants of all skill levels are welcome.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
These workshops are funded to provide free, public arts and crafts experiences to the Monroe County community, with priority given to those who might otherwise have limited access to hands-on craft education. All materials are provided, and participants of all skill levels are welcome.

Easter Basket Workshop
2026-04-04 10:00 - 13:00
Easter Basket Weaving Workshop
April 4 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
Cost: $55 per person
Welcome spring with a hands-on Easter basket weaving workshop inspired by traditional Appalachian basketry. In this beginner-friendly class, participants will learn foundational weaving techniques while creating a functional and seasonal basket.
Each participant will craft a 9″ x 9″ spring basket with a swing handle, perfect for Easter celebrations, picnics, or everyday use. Instruction will cover basic basket-making skills, materials, and form, with step-by-step guidance throughout the process. No prior basketry experience is required.
This workshop is designed for participants ages 15 and older and is well suited for those interested in traditional handcrafts, seasonal projects, or learning a new skill in a supportive setting. Participants will leave with a completed basket and a greater appreciation for this enduring craft tradition.

For information on refunds and cancellations, please see our policy.
