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This Month’s Classes

Vintage Tea Cup Garden Vintage Tea Cup Garden
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Vintage Tea Cup Garden
$42.00

Date & Time: Sunday, August 16, 2 - 4PM

Location: Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea, 6900 Lenox Village Dr., Ste 8, Nashville, TN, 37211

Vintage Tea Cup Garden

Create a miniature, living keepsake in our Vintage Tea Cup Garden class. Using reclaimed teacups and saucers, you’ll design a compact container garden featuring low-maintenance succulents, moss, and seasonal accents.

Who it’s for:

  • All ages and abilities welcome

  • Perfect for beginners, gift makers, and plant lovers who enjoy small-scale projects

Materials provided:

  • A curated vintage teacup, soil, plants, moss, and decorative elements

  • Instruction on arranging plants for balance, drainage tips for teacups, and long-term care (watering, light, pruning)

Benefits

  • Creative, calming activity that encourages mindfulness

  • A low-maintenance indoor garden that brings nature into small spaces

  • A unique handmade gift or home accent

Practical details

  • Class length: typically 60–90 minutes

  • All materials included

Kokedama - The Japanese Art of Moss Ball Planting Kokedama - The Japanese Art of Moss Ball Planting
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Kokedama - The Japanese Art of Moss Ball Planting
$45.00

SUNDAY AUG 23, 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Fait la Force Brewery, 1414 3rd Ave S St101, Nashville, TN 37210

Discover the art of kokedama, a Japanese-inspired planting style that celebrates simplicity, nature, and the beauty of imperfection.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your own moss-wrapped plant using natural materials and guided instruction. No two kokedama are exactly alike, and that’s the point. Rooted in the philosophy of wabi-sabi, this practice invites you to let go of perfection and appreciate the imperfect.

As you work, you’ll stimulate your senses, connect with your hands, and experience the quiet, therapeutic benefits of working with plants.

This class is designed for all ages and experience levels. For children under 10, I recommend 1 project for both parent & child to work together. This is a beginner, plant-killer-friendly class!

Whether you come on your own, with friends, or as a family, you’ll leave with a living piece of art and a renewed sense of calm.

Come get your hands in the dirt and create something beautifully imperfect.

Why Use Plants for Relaxation?

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Awaken All Your Senses

Bring Comfort & Calm

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Gallery of Recent Classes

  • Group of five people standing indoors, each holding a potted plant, smiling. Behind them is a projector screen with the Tennessee Caregiver Coalition logo. Text on the image includes "Uniquely Rooted The Tennessee Caregiver Coalition" and "Creativity, connection, and a little plant science as a break in the work day!" at the bottom.
  • A man and woman holding terrarium plants in glass containers, smiling at the camera inside a room with a calendar, plants, and informational posters.
  • Group of ten women sitting and standing on a porch holding small glass bowls with plants, smiling for a photo during a community gardening event.
  • A table setting with a green tray holding a cloth napkin with black and white patterns, a gold spoon, and a white cup, with potted plants and pink cups in the background, and text promoting a Girl Scouts group.
  • A group of ten women smiling and holding potted houseplants in a garden with flowers and trees in the background.
  • Group of women sitting around a long table enjoying a community tea cup garden event at a place called The Flower Patch. They are holding bowls of plants and smiling, with a variety of tea cups and bottles on the table, and a door with windows in the background.
  • A group of ten women smiling and holding tea cups and plates, posing together indoors. A dog is sitting on the floor in front of them. The background features framed artwork on the wall.
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