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Seasonal listings are below. To view the full year of programming, see the online calendar. Click the “Nature Connect 365” image (below) for the most recent program guide.
* Members can take advantage of FREE programming – pay only for guest instructor or materials fees in other workshops.
Cancellation Policy: Registration fees are non-refundable; however, cancellations made more than 24 hours before a program’s start can have their fees transferred to another program within 1 year of the original program. Registrations may be transferred to another individual.
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Saturday, December 6; 10:00 am – 12:00pm This workshop will provide you with the materials, tools and instructions to making your own sheets of paper. Larry Frates will teach you the art of creating and processing your own pulp and dipping a screen stretched across a frame into a vat of pulp made from recycled paper. You then lift the screen out of the vat. The entire process includes dipping which will yield some handmade sheets that can be used once dried and pressed. Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing. Saturday, December 6; 12:00-3:00pm Wreaths made from natural greenery are traditionally festive at this time of year. This fun and relaxing workshop will guide as you make and decorate your very own holiday wreath to take home to adorn your home or give as a gift. Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing. Saturday, December 13; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Wreaths made from natural greenery are traditionally festive at this time of year. This fun and relaxing workshop will guide as you make and decorate your very own holiday wreath to take home to adorn your home or give as a gift. Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing. Saturday, December 20; 10:00-2:00 pm Learn to bake your own from scratch using a sourdough starter! We’ll discuss how to start and keep a sourdough culture alive and use it to make breads and many other baked goodies, including a loaf of bread to finish at home and biscuits that use the sourdough discard to enjoy at the end of the class. You will also go home with some sourdough starter to continue your sourdough baking journey. Participants should bring a bag lunch for this 4 hour class, a container to transport their unbaked sourdough, and a small jar for their starter. Participants should bring a lunch and may bring a container for transporting their unbaked sourdough loaf and a small container for transporting their starter. Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing. Saturday, December 20; 1:00-3:00 pm The fruit of the bayberry shrub has been used to make the pleasant smelling candles that are synonymous with the holiday season since Colonial times. Learn more about this native shrub and make your very own tapered bayberry candles. Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing. Saturday, December 27; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wander the trails of Prescott Farm with a naturalist. We’ll look and listen for signs of wildlife, observe dormant plants, and enjoy the calm of the winter woods. Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½-1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills.December Community Connection Programs Click to Expand
Up-Cycled Paper Making
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Cost: $25 Non-Members; $10 for Members
Holiday Wreath Making
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Cost: $30 Non-Members; $15 for Members
Holiday Wreath Making
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Cost: $30 Non-Members; $15 for Members
Sourdough Bread Making
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Cost: $40 Non-Members; $25 for Members
Bayberry Candle Making
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 for Members
Winter Wander
Ages: Multi-Generational (All Ages)
Cost: $15 Non-Members; FREE for Members
January Community Connection Programs Click to Expand
Moonlit Snowshoe Hike
Saturday, January 3; 4:30 – 6 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Explore Prescott Farm in a different and special way. Inspired by the weather and the dynamic calendar of the natural world, topics discussed on our moonlit walk will vary but may include: identifying constellations, habits of nocturnal animals, and testing your own night vision abilities. Snowshoes available (no extra charge) to borrow or guests may bring their own.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Homemade Pizza Making
Saturday, January 3; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Come to this hands-on workshop to learn techniques for making and rolling fresh egg pasta dough. After making the pasta dough, we will turn it into delicious ravioli and ribbon-style noodles. We’ll top our pasta with a seasonally-inspired sauce to enjoy together at the end.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Intermediate Soap Making: Colorful Soaps
Saturday, January 10; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Learn how to safely make your very own soap using the cold process. We will cover the basics of soapmaking using the cold process which results in a smoother finish using natural materials to add colors to the soaps. Each participant will take home about 10 bars of seasonally scented soap to enjoy after curing.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $25 for Members/$40 Non-Members
Winter Tree ID
Saturday, January 10; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Leaves are not the only way to identify trees and, in fact, winter lends itself to using bark, buds, fruit and plant architecture to identify woody plants. Join us as we amble through the woods at Prescott Farm to identify common New England trees and shrubs.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Drawing Nature With Oil Pastels With Larry Frates
Saturday, January 10; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Discover the drawing and painting technique of oil pastels. The session will provide hands on instruction, all of the materials, the variety of oil pastels available, their application characteristics, background information of how oil pastels were created and of course hands on Studio Time to create your personal creative piece based on Nature.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $10 for Members/$25 Non-Members
Homemade Pasta Making
Saturday, January 17; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Come to this hands-on workshop to learn techniques for making and rolling fresh egg pasta dough. After making the pasta dough, we will turn it into delicious ravioli and ribbon-style noodles. We’ll top our pasta with a seasonally-inspired sauce to enjoy together at the end. You may bring a container to bring home any leftovers!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Tracking NH Wildlife
Saturday, January 17; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Not all New Hampshire animals hibernate or migrate. There are lots of native animals who live in NH year-round! Join us to learn how they survive and practice reading their tracks to know what they’re up to.
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½ – 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Mending With Needle Felting
Saturday, January 24; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
A small hole is no reason to toss out a favorite outfit. Learn to use needle-felting for invisible and decorative mending of small holes in fabric. We will be learning on fabric scraps, and participants are welcome to bring an item of their own to try.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $5/$20 Non-Members
Moonlit Snowshoe Hike
Friday, January 30; 4:30 – 6 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Explore Prescott Farm in a different and special way. Inspired by the weather and the dynamic calendar of the natural world, topics discussed on our moonlit walk will vary but may include: identifying constellations, habits of nocturnal animals, and testing your own night vision abilities. Snowshoes available (no extra charge) to borrow or guests may bring their own.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Paper Quilled Flowers
Saturday, January 311:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
Paper quilling is the art of turning small strips of colorful paper into decorative designs. Participants will learn to roll, shape, and glue paper into a beautiful spring flower.
Physical Demand: [0] = Entire activity is indoors and seated
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Gluten Free Baking With Chef LaShunda Allen
Saturday, January 31; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Description to come…
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 for Members/$50 Non-Members
February Community Connection Programs Click to Expand
Snowshoe Yoga With Kate Kretschmer
Date & Time TBD
Ages: Adults (16+)
Participants will be immersed in the peacefulness of nature as they practice yoga on snowshoes, which help keep yogis on top of the snow and provide a more stable base. Experience inner calm and a sense of wellness in nature with yoga poses, a guided walking mediation and this introduction to shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing.” All experience levels welcome and accommodated.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Cheesemaking at Home
Saturday, February 7; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
This hands-on workshop will cover the basics of how to make simple, delicious cheese in your own kitchen. We will cover equipment, supplies, and basic techniques used to make most types of cheese. Each participant will take part in making a batch of fresh mozzarella, ricotta, and paneer which will be made from start to finish in the class. Participants will take home instructions and a set of ingredients (minus the milk) to make a batch or two at home.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Winter Birding
Saturday, February 7; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
Ready to get started with bird watching this winter? This beginner-friendly workshop teaches you all the essential skills for identifying the fascinating, hardy birds that call New Hampshire home during the cold season. You will learn how to identify common winter visitors and explore the different natural habitats and food sources where various cold-hardy species gather during the winter months.
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½ – 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Trees of the Sugarbush
Saturday, February 14; 10:00 – 11:00 am
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
Learn to recognize the woody plants of New Hampshire. We’ll introduce and practice a small group of woody plants learning about their identification characteristics, habitat preferences, and how they fit into the ecosystem. This week’s theme will be trees of the sugarbush.
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½ – 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Medicinal Herb Starting
Saturday, February 14; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Interested in growing your own medicinal herbs? Join us as we explore starting medicinal herbs from seed. Learn how to stratify, scarify, surface sow, and care for multicycle germinators while starting perennial seeds for a medicinal herb garden.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Needle Felted Animals
Saturday, February 14; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
Join us for a beginner needle felt class. We’ll learn the basics of needle felting and each participant will take home a felted New Hampshire animal.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Tap Into Maple
Tuesday, February 17; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Maple Candy Making
Tuesday, February 17; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Let’s make something really special with fresh maple syrup: maple candy! Participants will work together to turn maple syrup into two styles of maple candy to enjoy. We will also taste test maple sap and the different grades of syrup.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Maple Candy Making
Wednesday, February 18; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Let’s make something really special with fresh maple syrup: maple candy! Participants will work together to turn maple syrup into two styles of maple candy to enjoy. We will also taste test maple sap and the different grades of syrup.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Tap Into Maple
Thursday, February 19; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Maple Candy Making
Thursday, February 19; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Let’s make something really special with fresh maple syrup: maple candy! Participants will work together to turn maple syrup into two styles of maple candy to enjoy. We will also taste test maple sap and the different grades of syrup.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Herb Infused Oils & Salves
Saturday, February 21; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Learn to use commonly found and grown herbs to make simple yet highly useful herb-infused oils and salves. In this workshop, we will use dried herbs, such as calendula, for products to take home before you are able to grow or harvest your own herbs this coming growing season!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Snowshoe Yoga With Kate Kretschmer
Date & Time TBD
Ages: Adults (16+)
Participants will be immersed in the peacefulness of nature as they practice yoga on snowshoes, which help keep yogis on top of the snow and provide a more stable base. Experience inner calm and a sense of wellness in nature with yoga poses, a guided walking mediation and this introduction to shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing.” All experience levels welcome and accommodated.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Sourdough Bread Making
Saturday, February 28; 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Learn to bake your own bread from scratch using a sourdough starter! We’ll discuss how to start and keep a sourdough culture alive and how to use it to make breads and other baked goodies, including a loaf of bread to finish at home and biscuits, that use the sourdough discard, to enjoy at the end of class. You will also go home with some sourdough starter to continue your sourdough baking journey.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $25 for Members/$40 Non-Members
March Community Connection Programs Click to Expand
Moonlit Snowshoe Hike
Tuesday, March 3; 5:30 – 7:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Explore Prescott Farm in a different and special way. Inspired by the weather and the dynamic calendar of the natural world, topics discussed on our moonlit walk will vary but may include: identifying constellations, habits of nocturnal animals, and testing your own night vision abilities. Snowshoes available (no extra charge) to borrow or guests may bring their own.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Snowshoe Yoga With Kate Kretschmer
Date & Time TBD
Ages: Adults (16+)
Participants will be immersed in the peacefulness of nature as they practice yoga on snowshoes, which help keep yogis on top of the snow and provide a more stable base. Experience inner calm and a sense of wellness in nature with yoga poses, a guided walking mediation and this introduction to shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing.” All experience levels welcome and accommodated.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Tap Into Maple (Accessible)
Saturday, March 7, 14, 21, 28; 10:00 – 11:00 am
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand: [0] = This program will take place primarily indoors with the option to visit a nearby sugar maple.
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Tap Into Maple
Saturday, March 7, 14, 21, 28
Five 90 min programs that start on the hour between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
Pre-registration highly recommended. Limited capacity in each program
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain with hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Backyard Chicken Basics
Saturday, March 21; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
This workshop is essential for anyone starting a small, backyard flock in the Lakes Region. You will learn the fundamentals of coop setup, cold-weather preparation, and best options for obtaining baby chicks. We will provide realistic estimates for daily time commitment and comprehensive details on start-up and ongoing costs, ensuring you establish a healthy, sustainable backyard flock from the delicate chick stage to productive laying hens.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Embossed Paper Prints From Nature With Larry Frates
Saturday, March 28; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Creating embossed paper prints from natural objects: leaves, twigs, sticks, as well as original cutout shapes based on abstract or real natural subjects. You will receive all of the materials, hands on instruction, the opportunity to operate the studio printing press, and of course create a series of your own original embossings ready to frame.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $10 for Members/$25 Non-Members
April Community Connection Programs Click to Expand
Creating With Natural Objects With Larry Frates
Saturday, April 4; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Natural objects provide us with opportunities to create drawings, paintings, inks, charcoal and tools to apply simple paints to a variety of natural surfaces. This workshop will allow us to explore the outdoor surroundings of Prescott Farm, collect a variety of natural materials and return to our indoor studio space to create some uniquely original projects.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $10 for Members/$25 Non-Members
Maple Candy Making
Saturday, April 4; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Let’s make something really special with fresh maple syrup: maple candy! Participants will work together to turn maple syrup into two styles of maple candy to enjoy. We will also taste test maple sap and the different grades of syrup.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 for Members/$30 Non-Members
Spring Salamander Gander
Saturday, April 4; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Multi-Generational (all ages)
Join us for a spring salamander gander to learn about our fascinating native salamanders. We will explore their biology, habitat, and ecological importance. We will also discuss the Big Night: the critical, rainy spring migration when these amphibians move to vernal pools for breeding, and highlight local conservation efforts.
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½ – 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Homemade Pasta Making
Saturday, April 11; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Come to this hands-on workshop to learn techniques for making and rolling fresh egg pasta dough. After making the pasta dough, we will turn it into delicious ravioli and ribbon-style noodles. We’ll top our pasta with a seasonally-inspired sauce to enjoy together at the end. You may bring a container to bring home any leftovers!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $20 for Members/$35 Non-Members
Beeswax Candle Making
Saturday, April 11; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Learn how bees turn plant nectar into beeswax, enjoy the sweet aroma of natural beeswax as you make your own rolled and hand-dipped beeswax candles to enjoy at home or give as gifts!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 for Members
Growing Mushrooms at Home
Saturday, April 18; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Delicious and nutritious, mushrooms are a culinary treat. Learn how to grow shiitake and wine cap mushrooms at home. Participants will home with a fully inoculated log and sawdust inoculated with winecaps so you can enjoy your own freshly harvested mushrooms as early as later this year!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $30 Non-Members; $15 for Members
Growing Mushrooms at Home
Saturday, April 18; 1:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Delicious and nutritious, mushrooms are a culinary treat. Learn how to grow shiitake and wine cap mushrooms at home. Participants will home with a fully inoculated log and sawdust inoculated with winecaps so you can enjoy your own freshly harvested mushrooms as early as later this year!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $30 Non-Members; $15 for Members
Sourdough Bread Making
Saturday, April 18; 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Learn to bake your own bread from scratch using a sourdough starter! We’ll discuss how to start and keep a sourdough culture alive and how to use it to make breads and other baked goodies, including a loaf of bread to finish at home and biscuits, that use the sourdough discard, to enjoy at the end of class. You will also go home with some sourdough starter to continue your sourdough baking journey.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $25 for Members/$40 Non-Members
Birding for Beginners
Saturday, April 25; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12+)
Discover the joy of birding! This introductory workshop will teach you essential skills, including identifying common birds by sight and sound, choosing the right binoculars, and understanding key bird habitats. Perfect for beginners, you’ll learn how to use field guides and start appreciating the birds in your backyard and local nature areas!
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½ – 1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills
Cost: FREE for Members/$15 Non-Members
Floral Cupcake Decorating With Chef LaShunda Allen
Saturday, April 25; 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16+)
Join Professional Baker and Pastry Instructor Chef Allen to create a perfect and realistic edible cupcake flower arrangement. After mastering the technique for making the perfect buttercream frosting, participants will practice various piping techniques for realistic-looking flowers, including dahlias, hydrangeas, roses, daisies, sunflowers, and more. Participants will leave the program with their decorated cupcakes as well as the skills to confidently make more cupcake bouquets at home.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 for Members/$50 Non-Members
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Questions about upcoming programs?
Contact us Monday-Saturday between 9am-4pm by calling (603) 366-5695 or email us at info@prescottfarm.org.
Our cancellation policy
Registration fees are non-refundable; however, cancellations made more than 24 hours before a program’s start can have their fees transferred to another program within 1 year of the original program. Registrations may be transferred to another individual.