Workshop

Dates: June 16th through July 11th, Wednesday through Sunday

Time: 1/2 hour bookings from 9am to 11am
Cost: $25 pp
Maximum # of people: 8

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This workshop is designed for adults. We want you to have the full advantage of our expertise in lavender and to cut beautiful bouquets of fresh lavender to take home with you. If you choose to bring your children and to make it more of a family experience, you are responsible for your children and for their activity. Children are not permitted to cut lavender.

We will show you how to recognize the different stages of bloom and when is the best time to harvest for decorative, sachet or culinary uses. You’ll learn how to cut the lavender to avoid damaging the plant and how to hang your bunches to dry.

Complimentary lavender lemonade will be served, made from our own recipe.  Your bunches will be wrapped in tissue paper, tied with purple raffia and you will take home instructions for the care of your lavender and our recipe for lavender lemonade.

Dates: Sunday, May 2nd 

Sunday, May 9th

Time: 1pm – 3pm

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Make some magic in May: upcycle a pile of ordinary junk mail and make an extraordinary piece of art.

In this 2 hour workshop, we will guide you through paper making from upcycled paper material, lavender and rose petals. Once the paper pulp is poured into a heart shaped mold, the hearts can then be decorated with ribbons, beads, stamps and paint. The finished cards are bound with a tiny ribbon on the spine.

Each attendees will make at least 2 cards and will have their own paper making press to work with.  Each Mother’s Day card you make will come with an envelope. Teens and adults are welcome in this class.

Attendance is limited for social distancing. For our safety and yours, please bring a mask.

This workshop is scheduled on two different days: the Sunday before Mother’s Day, for those who want to make a cards as a surprise for Mom as well as on Mother’s Day for those who want to share the experience with their mother.

Lavender tea and lavender shortbread cookies will be served for refreshment.

Adrienne Crombie is an artist, lavender farmer, artist and co-owner of Mad Lavender Farm. Adrienne designed the Mad Lavender logo, develops their product line and continues to paint murals on any available surface on the farm.

Dates:

Saturdays & Sundays        May through June
Time: 10:30 am 

Cost: $50 pp

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Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Two

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Three

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Four

Sound Bath Goat Yoga for Six

The session begins with a Ceremonial Smudge to cleanse the energy of negativity and initiate a calming atmosphere. You will then be immersed in a Sound Bath generated by Tibetan brass singing bowls. These bowls have been used for centuries for healing and meditation. They create a range of different sounds and frequencies that benefit the listener by “tuning up” our vibrational frequencies. Each part of our bodies has its own frequency and  the sound of the bowls allow the body to harmonize out of sync frequencies to a healthier state. Tibetan singing bowls have been said to reduce stress and anxiety, improve circulation, balance energy centers throughout the body, increase mental clarity and promote an overall state of well being.

Date: Saturday, May 8th

Time: 10:00am

Saturday, May 22nd

Time: 1:00pm

$36

ForagingWildHerbs

Gathering plants from the wild, otherwise known as wildcrafting, provides many benefits. It connects us to the natural world and the changing of the seasons and helps tie us to our ancestral heritage. Working with plants found in the wild is empowering and is the best way to ensure that our medicines are fresh, sustainable and of high quality. In addition, wildcrafting can be very ecofriendly and cost effective. Along with our walk, I will also be discussing guidelines on how to carefully and conscientiously collect plants so that we leave the land better than how we found it.

At this workshop you will discover the incredible healing power of the wild herbs that are growing locally, quite possibly in your own backyard. Take a guided walk around Mad Lavender Farm with Katie Moxham and learn to identify many of the wild plants making their appearance in Spring. She will talk about each plant and their traditional uses, harvest methods and herbal preparations.

Recipes and handouts included

I am a plant lover, medicine maker, wildcrafter, and clinical herbalist with a background in biology, conservation, and organic farming on a mission to reconnect individuals with the power of plants. I offer in-depth herbal consultations to those who seek healing in a more natural way through medicinal herbs, and my clinical practice includes helping people address root causes of imbalance concerning the nervous system, digestive system, musculoskeletal system, respiratory and immune system, endocrine system, and female reproductive system.

In addition, I am the founder of Cultivating Roots LLC, a small-scale herb farm and apothecary based outside of Doylestown, PA and am passionate about combining my knowledge of Western Herbal Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine with my experience in farming and medicine-making to help individuals incorporate herbs into their daily lives to achieve optimal health, balance and emotional well-being.