Gathering in the shelter of the Garden House at The Kinlands, we'll draw on the inspiration of the season, using foraged greenery, herbs, berries, and other treasures that we gather to create a one-of-a-kind wild wreath to take home. You'll learn the basics of designing and constructing a handmade wreath, with everything you need provided for you. 

These workshops sell out quickly every year, so grab a friend or come alone, but make sure you reserve your spot before it's too late!

No experience necessary. We like to work bare-handed, but if you prefer, bring your favorite pair of gardening gloves with you.

$125

What to Expect:

1. Receive hands-on instruction about designing a wreath

2. Design your own unique wreath

3. Take your wreath home to decorate for the season

*No refunds on workshops
**Workshop will take place in our semi-outdoor greenhouse space. It will be heated, but bring a jacket just in case. 

 The Kinlands Cancellation Policy: 

Tickets are limited, therefore, we are not offering refunds once a workshop has been purchased. However, if you are no longer able to attend, you can email us with the name of the person to whom we should transfer the ticket. We recognize that conflicts arise, while date changes are not guaranteed, we may be able to make adjustments in the registrations by switching the workshop. We require 5 business days notice prior to any registration adjustments. Any requests outside of the allotted time will not be accommodated.

Gathering in the shelter of the Garden House at The Kinlands, we'll draw on the inspiration of the season, using foraged greenery, herbs, berries, and other treasures that we gather to create a one-of-a-kind wild wreath to take home. You'll learn the basics of designing and constructing a handmade wreath, with everything you need provided for you. 

These workshops sell out quickly every year, so grab a friend or come alone, but make sure you reserve your spot before it's too late!

No experience necessary. We like to work bare-handed, but if you prefer, bring your favorite pair of gardening gloves with you.

$125

What to Expect:

1. Receive hands-on instruction about designing a wreath

2. Design your own unique wreath

3. Take your wreath home to decorate for the season

*No refunds on workshops
**Workshop will take place in our semi-outdoor greenhouse space. It will be heated, but bring a jacket just in case. 

 The Kinlands Cancellation Policy: 

Tickets are limited, therefore, we are not offering refunds once a workshop has been purchased. However, if you are no longer able to attend, you can email us with the name of the person to whom we should transfer the ticket. We recognize that conflicts arise, while date changes are not guaranteed, we may be able to make adjustments in the registrations by switching the workshop. We require 5 business days notice prior to any registration adjustments. Any requests outside of the allotted time will not be accommodated.

$50

Join us on the land at our natural egg-dying class that’s fun for the whole family. In this class, we’ll learn about plants that make colorful natural dyes, plus how to make and mix a natural dye bath to create fun colors. Each person will decorate their own eggs and take home a jar of hard-boiled eggs soaking in a shade of their own mixing. This crafty class is open to adults and children ages 8+. All participants need to register because supplies are limited.

$50

Join Master Gardener and wild forager Brianne Dela Cruz of Gather & Grow for an educational class teaching you how to Rewild your Garden and landscape.

Gardening season is about to begin, so now is the time to learn methods you can quickly implement this season to make your garden scape a haven for native plants and wildlife. This workshop will teach you what sustainable and regenerative gardening practices you can utilize to transition a standard suburban plot into a vibrant wild garden scape. Brianne will talk about cover crops in the veggie garden, lawn-replacement tips, xeriscaping pros, and cons, native, drought-tolerant planting options, meadow-scaping, incorporating apiaries, and simple low-intervention gardening practices that invite life back to the land. Each student will leave with a wealth of knowledge, a list of native, drought-tolerant plants to plant this year, and a packet of wildflower seeds.

FREE

Learn how to start your garden seeds indoors during late-winter. Join ACE and Brianne Dela Cruz to discuss all the supplies necessary to get started as well as how to create the right environment for successful germination. We'll learn about proper lighting, watering, and plant care so our seedlings grow into healthy and robust young plants that are ready to transplant at the proper time.

Workshop is sponsored and hosted by Alta Community Enrichment of Alta, Utah. The event is free, and a tax-deductible donation to the non-profit organization is encouraged.

Sunday, February 6, 2022 10:30 - 12:30pm (Mountain Time)

$50

Join us online for an in-depth workshop where Brianne Dela Cruz, will teach you about winter foraging. This workshop focuses on coniferous plants, such as pine, spruce, fir, juniper, and cedar. She’ll show you how to properly identify various conifers as well as how and when to forage their leaves, pollen, nuts, cones, and resin. She’ll cover the benefits they offer, safety precautions, their flavor profile, and ways to wildcraft with them for culinary recipes and simple home remedies. Brianne will also teach students how to intuitively connect with these plants so they can begin developing a foundational relationship with conifers. Every foraging workshop comes with a in-depth downloadable hand-out covering safe, sustainable, legal, and ethical foraging practices. This class is ideal for beginner foragers and folks just starting their foraging journey. Students will walk away with a strong understanding of coniferous plants and confidence in foraging and wildcrafting with coniferous trees.

This workshop will be recorded so you can join LIVE to ask questions in the moment, or watch the playback in your own time.

*No Refunds

Sunday, January 30th, 2022 10:30 -11:30am (Mountain Time)

$35

Join us online for a workshop where Master Gardener, Brianne Dela Cruz, will teach you how to plan your garden for the year ahead. She’ll discuss how she strategically dreams up layouts, planting schedules, and determines what to plant in her kitchen garden plus so much more. She’ll show you how she draws her garden map, accounts for plant needs (such as sun, water, soil, maintenance, and spacing needs), discovers new exciting plants to cultivate, and learns how to help them grow successfully (before the growing season even begins!). While the garden sleeps in wintertime, this is the perfect season to dream, get inspired, research, and make plans for an amazing gardening season ahead.

This workshop will be recorded so you can join LIVE to get expert help in the moment, or watch the playback in your own time.

Supplies

• Seed Catalog

• Garden Journal (or graph paper) * Gather & Grow’s garden journal has an abundance of pages that will aid in the planning process.

• Pencils (Colored or Regular)

DECEMBER 21, 2021 AT 6:30 PM

$100

Join us on the land to celebrate the Winter Solstice in community. In this intimate seasonal dinner party, hosted by Brianne Dela Cruz of Gather & Grow, we'll gather at the harvest table to feast on a lush seasonal meal prepared over open flame. We'll warm near a fire and engage in intentional community dialog + ritual that connects us deeper to the themes, symbols, and energy of the season, as well as each other.

Appetizers, dinner, dessert, and an ensemble of craft drinks will be prepared by expert campfire chef's, Brianne & Robert Dela Cruz. In this unique gathering we'll celebrate the seasonal transition together as we explore the realms where nature nourishes connection to self, community, and the land.

Notes: Drinks will be non-alcoholic elixirs. Vegetarian diets can be accommodated - if you are vegetarian, please register for the event, and email mallory@thekinlands.com so we can plan accordingly.

Join us on zoom for our FREE Yule | Winter Solstice community gathering to meet other Gather & Grow subscribers and feel supported by like-minded folks. We gather to discuss seasonal themes, learn the history + folklore of the celebration, set intentions and journal together in ritual. Invitations are sent to everyone on our email list 2 weeks prior to the gathering.

It’s causal, conversational, supportive, and friendly.

About the Rewilding Club

Guided by the seasons we unearth personal wisdom and commune with wild-hearted folks far and wide. The Rewilding Club is a Gather & Grow subscriber-based inner circle community.

Through seasonal gatherings, we explore the intersection between nature and personal growth. We’re a group that seeks out a different path in life - one that’s a bit more soulful and simple. Here, the discoveries are greater, time moves a little more slowly, and the rewards are infinitely more sustaining.

December 11, 2021 AT 4pm

$35

Join us on the land for a winter plant experience unlike any other. Brianne Dela Cruz, of Gather and Grow will lead you in a foraging experience as you learn the language of winter plants. In this workshop you’ll discover what plants on the land are doing in this season, their symbiotic relationship to the surrounding flora and fauna, and what plants are available to harvest and forage.

As you walk the land, Brianne will teach you how to intuitively connect to a few plant energies and then wildcraft with them. In this workshop you’ll forage for medicinal plants then craft a wild tea together. 

This experiential workshop will introduce participants of all skill levels to the basics of successful outdoor, cast iron cooking. 

If you are curious about how to prepare simple, delicious meals in dutch ovens and skillets over an open fire, you are not alone. Many of us would benefit from an intro to best practices, including cleaning, prep, safety, and care of cast iron cookware along with some tips and tricks for setting yourself, and your meal, up for success. 

In this workshop, an intimate number of hot spring loving strangers will gather to sharpen our skills for outdoor cooking with a group cast iron cooking class near our Forest Yurt followed by a shared communal meal that we all make together. To top it off, our partner Barebones Living is supplying each participant with their own mini cast iron skillet to take home as a gift!  Add in a day of Fall soaking, moody November weather, and good company and we're pretty sure we will collectively serve up a day to remember. 

Sunday - Workshop Day

10 AM-1PM Check In, Soak + Relax

12 PM Light Lunch 

2 PM-5 PM Outdoor & Open Fire Cooking Workshop

2 PM- Welcome + Introductions

3 PM- Demonstrations 

4 PM - Meal Served

5 PM- Wrap Up

6-9PM Free time/Soaking