Herbal Winter Wonder, at The Scottish Seabird Centre
Would you like to join me for a cosy herbalism workshop at the Scottish Seabird Centre?
Inspired by last year’s successful workshops in partnership with the SSC, I’ll host a Seasonal Herbalism session in their Booking Office exhibition space which will be transformed once again for the winter months.
Take some peaceful and creative time-out in this pop-up exhibition space to enjoy the bespoke installation by Eilidh Muldoon. I’ll be adding to the programme of creative and reflective offerings with a seasonal herbalism workshop:
Sunday 19th January, 10:30am - 12:00 noon.
Together we'll explore locally growing seasonal herbs which can be used to support peace and reflection at this time of year.
I will introduce you to a wild & native herbal tea blend which supports the central nervous system,
We'll make a warming herb-infused massage oil to support circulation to the peripheries - warming the fingers & toes!
Craft a herbal beeswax candle to bring a little light into these darker months.
I love to offer seasonal herbalism workshops as a way to encourage and inspire connection with nature, getting outdoors to enjoy the wonders of our beautiful coastal landscape.
You don't need to have any past experience of herbs, knowledge of plants, or green fingers! This is an opportunity to enjoy getting familiar with a few coastal herbs which in turn will inspire you to keep exploring.
The workshop is about inspiring connection with nature through plants with purpose.
The ticket price includes a 25% contribution towards the Scottish Seabird Centre’s environmental and conversation work, and you can read more about this here.
Would you like to join me for a cosy herbalism workshop at the Scottish Seabird Centre?
Inspired by last year’s successful workshops in partnership with the SSC, I’ll host a Seasonal Herbalism session in their Booking Office exhibition space which will be transformed once again for the winter months.
Take some peaceful and creative time-out in this pop-up exhibition space to enjoy the bespoke installation by Eilidh Muldoon. I’ll be adding to the programme of creative and reflective offerings with a seasonal herbalism workshop:
Sunday 19th January, 10:30am - 12:00 noon.
Together we'll explore locally growing seasonal herbs which can be used to support peace and reflection at this time of year.
I will introduce you to a wild & native herbal tea blend which supports the central nervous system,
We'll make a warming herb-infused massage oil to support circulation to the peripheries - warming the fingers & toes!
Craft a herbal beeswax candle to bring a little light into these darker months.
I love to offer seasonal herbalism workshops as a way to encourage and inspire connection with nature, getting outdoors to enjoy the wonders of our beautiful coastal landscape.
You don't need to have any past experience of herbs, knowledge of plants, or green fingers! This is an opportunity to enjoy getting familiar with a few coastal herbs which in turn will inspire you to keep exploring.
The workshop is about inspiring connection with nature through plants with purpose.
The ticket price includes a 25% contribution towards the Scottish Seabird Centre’s environmental and conversation work, and you can read more about this here.
Would you like to join me for a cosy herbalism workshop at the Scottish Seabird Centre?
Inspired by last year’s successful workshops in partnership with the SSC, I’ll host a Seasonal Herbalism session in their Booking Office exhibition space which will be transformed once again for the winter months.
Take some peaceful and creative time-out in this pop-up exhibition space to enjoy the bespoke installation by Eilidh Muldoon. I’ll be adding to the programme of creative and reflective offerings with a seasonal herbalism workshop:
Sunday 19th January, 10:30am - 12:00 noon.
Together we'll explore locally growing seasonal herbs which can be used to support peace and reflection at this time of year.
I will introduce you to a wild & native herbal tea blend which supports the central nervous system,
We'll make a warming herb-infused massage oil to support circulation to the peripheries - warming the fingers & toes!
Craft a herbal beeswax candle to bring a little light into these darker months.
I love to offer seasonal herbalism workshops as a way to encourage and inspire connection with nature, getting outdoors to enjoy the wonders of our beautiful coastal landscape.
You don't need to have any past experience of herbs, knowledge of plants, or green fingers! This is an opportunity to enjoy getting familiar with a few coastal herbs which in turn will inspire you to keep exploring.
The workshop is about inspiring connection with nature through plants with purpose.
The ticket price includes a 25% contribution towards the Scottish Seabird Centre’s environmental and conversation work, and you can read more about this here.
The workshop is provided as a Community Herbalism activity, and the advice and information provided is based on traditional, commonly accepted and well-established herbal information. It is for education purposes only and not intended as medical advice. The workshop is intended to inspire and educate, and by purchasing this workshop you confirm you are attending on this basis.
Please note that once you have booked a place it is reserved for you on the workshop. If you cancel your place less than 48 hours before the workshop series is scheduled to take place, you will be charged the full amount and a refund will not be possible. To enable another participant to book, it is appreciated if you provide cancellation notice at least 48 hours prior to the workshop start time via email at liz@thehoneybeesanctuary.org.