Gatherings & Creative Experiences
Our Gatherings are thoughtfully curated experiences designed to help you slow down, create and reconnect through flowers, creativity and meaningful moments shared with others. Inspired by the beauty of the seasons, each gathering offers a unique opportunity to pause from the busyness of everyday life and immerse yourself in a beautiful, welcoming space.
No prior experience is required. Rather than traditional workshops focused on mastering a skill, our gatherings invite you to explore, create and connect in a relaxed and supportive environment. From communal art experiences and botanical creativity to seasonal wreath-making and floral-inspired activities, every gathering is carefully designed to inspire wonder, encourage connection and celebrate the beauty found in nature.
Each experience unfolds at an unhurried pace, with thoughtful details woven throughout…seasonal flowers, gentle guidance, meaningful conversation and moments of quiet creativity.
Held in intimate groups and beautiful spaces across the Hills District and Southern Highlands, our gatherings are an invitation to step away from the demands of daily life and make space for yourself. You may leave with a beautiful creation, a floral piece, or simply a renewed sense of calm and inspiration but our greatest hope is that you leave feeling restored, connected and creatively recharged.
“Yesterday I spent a wonderful morning immersed in and interweaving gorgeous flowers and a plethora of greenery into a beautiful native flower inspired wreath. The highly skilled and encouraging supervision of Cynthia made the whole experience a delight. ”
Liz G. (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Google Review)
“Really fun class today with Cynthia. Very easy to follow instructions and beautiful florals to work with. Looking forward to hanging my wreath at home.”
Julie-Anne Biasis (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Google Review)
“Such a pretty way to spend a morning! The bonus was a gorgeous bouquet along with a newfound confidence in putting something so beautiful together - and meeting lovely others over a cuppa too! Thanks again, Cynthia.”