tiny ecosystems: Build Your Own Terrarium

Get crafty and learn to make tiny gardens in a jar! Did you know a terrarium is actually a tiny ecosystem? Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll design and build your own living terrarium ecosystem. Whether you're a nature lover, gardening beginner, or just curious to try something new, this workshop is a fun and welcoming time to slow down, get creative, and connect with others. By the end of the session, you'll leave with a beautiful handmade terrarium and the knowledge to care for it or even make more at home. What's included: •🪴 Jars of various forms to pick from •🪨 Drainage layer materials •🌱 Terrarium-friendly plants and mosses •🪵 Unique decor pieces to complete your tiny ecosystem designs •✂️ Tools to help you assemble and create your bespoke designs •💬 Step by step guidance on how to make your terrarium + care instructions (which btw are nothing to worry about!) •✨ Community vibes and opportunities to connect This is the perfect activity if you are looking to: • Try a fun and creative activity • Make a beautiful handmade gift • Meet like-minded people in a relaxed space • Learn a new nature-inspired craft • Spend quality time with friends, family, or a partner • Start your own terrarium collection Everyone is welcome! No experience needed, just bring your love for nature and let's get creative together! ✨ See you there! We aim to make our workshops inclusive and accessible while covering material and hosting costs. If the ticket price is a barrier for you, please reach out to us at [email protected]. You can support the initiative and help us offer concession spaces through the optional donation when booking. About Common C Common C is an emerging local initiative and collective looking to bring people together to heal and celebrate our shared connection to one another, place and nature through craft and creative collaborative activities. Our mission is to connect and empower individuals through creative opportunities, building skills, nurturing nature and growing caring communities for a resilient present and future.