With Nina Eadie Saturday, December 9th. 12:00 Noon Limited Space. Register today. Members: $25. Non Members: $30. It was not until the beginning of the 20th century that commercial flowers became affordable and readily available to the general public. As this availability grew, so did interest in flower arranging and the use of floral designs in homes and public buildings. As the garden club movement gained momentum in the 1930's, three distinct types of designs evolved within the American Traditional Design Style. One of these, the horizontal line design, is often adapted as a table centerpiece, as its low profile does not interfere with across-the-table eye-contact and conversation. On D
Saturday, December 9th. Noon - 3 PM Members $25 Non-Members $30 Register today, limited space. O'Hara Commons is happy to have Ginette Gundlach offering this afternoon of soup making & tasting. Ginette is a licensed Food for Life Instructor and advocate of plant-based cooking. She brings with her an incredible background in nutrition and equal enthusiasm for sharing healthy food. As winter sets in, what better time of the year to equip yourself with healthy recipes that warm the core? Fill the thermos, off to the ski slopes!
With Nina Eadie Saturday, December 2nd. 12:00 Noon Limited Space. Register today. Members: $10. Non Members: $15. The English word 'swag' comes from the Scandinavian svagga, meaning “to rock unsteadily or lurch." It is first recorded in Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in a line spoken by Puck, "What hempen home-spuns have we swaggering here, so near the cradle of the fairy queen?” In addition to the fabric swag referred to by Puck, another current meaning of the word is a seasonal decoration of loosely gathered evergreens, embellished with other materials and often displayed on a front door. Learn how to create your own Christmas swag in a workshop led by Nina Eadie. Nina is a Mo
