Let’s get our hands dirty and discover the amazing mental well-being qualities of gardening and indoor plants!

Terrariums are easy to take care of and very trendy! You can make closed ones, where you create your own ecosystem. Or open ones, which are more suited to succulents and cacti. In this class, we will learn how to make our own open terrarium from scratch. Think of it as “mini-landscaping”! Should I add a little hill? maybe a sand beach or a rock path?

What will we cover?

• How to design a terrarium for functionality, so it lasts alive for a long time
• How to make it pretty and “landscape” your terrarium
• What plants work well and which ones to cluster together
• How to keep your new plant-babies happy and well.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair Accessible Venue
• Gender Neutral Bathroom
• Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees
• Quiet spaces

Who will be teaching?

Maria (she/her) is the general manager of Laneway Learning, a serial crafter and a lifelong learner. She loves to keep her hands busy making crochet blankets, concrete planters, macrame wall hangers and learn new techniques. You can follow her plant addiction on Instagram.

She is passionate about the power of learning new things in a community setting and how positively it can impact our mental health and well-being.

Tickets are $25 + BF.

This event is hosted by Laneway Learning.