EVENTS & WORKSHOPS
Join us at the Shoppe!
Our workshops and gatherings are about celebrating community, slowing down, and sharing meaningful experiences together. From hands-on creative classes to seasonal events, each offering is designed to bring people closer to each other and to the beauty of intentional living. These gatherings allow us to highlight local talent, honor craftsmanship, and create a place where stories, traditions, and new friendships are woven together.
If you’re an artisan or maker interested in leading a workshop or showcasing your craft, we welcome you to reach out via email. We’d love to explore how your work can become part of the rhythm of the Shoppe.
THE DAILY CALENDAR
COMING THIS SPRING!- SUNRISE YOGA
Category: YOGA
Every Day Of The Week from 6 AM to 6:45 AM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek Greenhouse
SUNRISE YOGA at the greenhouse | Accommodates 22 people
*3 classes free with the monthly Shoppe Circle membership*
Join us for our Sunrise Yoga class to lay foundation for your day. This class takes a gentle approach to movement. It's perfect for beginners and even advanced yogis who want to get back to the basics.
Sunrise yoga is a 45-minute, slow-paced session held every morning in our cozy, temperature-controlled greenhouse. Designed to help you ease into the day, wake up your body, and set clear intentions yourself.
We believe a quiet and tranquil environment sets the tone to allow us to experience the calm we all crave to start our day.
Please bring your own mat to practice.
“Begin here. Come as you are.”
$22 DROP IN SESSION
$90 FOR 5 SESSIONS /MONTH
$488 MONTHLY UNLIMITED
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THE WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY CALENDAR
Category: WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY
MARCH 4TH - 6 PM to 7:30 PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 12+)
Cost - $50
MAKE YOUR OWN - SUCCULANT CANDLE
Join us for the Spring Succulent Candle Making Workshop where you'll craft your own personalized wooden bowl candle infused with delightful scents of your choice. Under the guidance of Linda Fonti, you'll learn simple techniques for candle making in a fun and friendly atmosphere, perfect for both individuals and friends looking to enjoy a creative experience together.
Register by Monday March 2nd.
12 person class limit
Category: WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY
MARCH 11TH- 6 PM to 8PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+)
Cost: $33
INTRO TO INTERIOR DESIGN - HOW TO CONFIDANTLY CREATE BEAUTIFUL SPACES
Ever wonder why some rooms just work, and others feel slightly off?
In this approachable, hands-on workshop, we’ll break down the foundations of interior design in a clear, practical way. You’ll learn how to think about layout, scale, color, lighting, and layering so you can create spaces that feel balanced, functional, and beautifully you.
No design experience needed. Just curiosity and a room you’re ready to improve!
You’ll leave with:
A simple framework for designing any room
A guided worksheet to map out your own space
A clear visual direction through a mini mood board exercise
A take-home Interior Design Starter Toolkit
And the confidence to make decisions without second-guessing
Design doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the right tools, it becomes empowering.
Register by Monday March 9th.
Category: WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY
MARCH 18TH- 6 PM to 7:30PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+)
Cost - $45
MAKE YOUR OWN - BEESWAX REUSABLE FOOD WRAPS
Looking for a simple, beautiful way to reduce waste in your kitchen?
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll create your own reusable beeswax wraps. Bees wax wraps are a natural alternative to plastic wrap that keeps food fresh while adding a warm, handmade touch to your everyday routine.
In this guided class, you’ll learn:
What beeswax wraps are and how they work
How to infuse fabric with a beeswax blend
How to care for and reuse them properly
You’ll leave with several handcrafted wraps in a variety of sizes, plus the knowledge to continue making them at home.
Sustainable, practical, and surprisingly satisfying.
Register by Monday March 16th.
Category: WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY
MARCH 25TH- 6 PM to 8 PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+)
Cost - $50
INTRO TO SEWING - SEW YOUR OWN TOTE BAG
Curious about sewing but not sure where to begin?
This beginner-friendly workshop is designed to take the intimidation out of the machine and make sewing feel simple, approachable, and even a little addictive. Elita will cover the basics to build confidence through guided practice.
You’ll learn foundational skills you can build on, plus practical tips that make sewing feel manageable (not overwhelming) through making your own personal tote bag.
Each participant will leave with a small finished tote bag and the confidence to keep creating at home.
Bring your own fabric or choose from our selection!
No experience necessary -just a willingness to try something new.
Register by Monday March 23rd.
THRIVE THURSDAYS CALENDAR
Category: THRIVE THURSDAY
MARCH 12TH - 6 PM to 8 PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 18+)
INTRO TO REFLECTIVE JOURNALING | $33
Curious about journaling but unsure where to start, or how to stay consistent?
In this welcoming, beginner-friendly workshop led by Trica Applegate, we’ll explore how to build a simple, sustainable writing practice that supports clarity, reflection, and overall well-being. You’ll learn why daily journaling can be such a powerful tool and habit for your daily life.
Together, we’ll explore:
How to find your voice on the page
Ways to tell your story
Prompt-based writing to get words flowing
Practical techniques to build a lasting habit
This intimate workshop offers guided prompts, gentle structure, and space for optional sharing in a supportive environment.
Whether you’re brand new to writing or returning after a long break, this is a space to begin.
Please bring your own journal and writing utensil. (Journals will also be available for purchase in The Shoppe)
Register by Monday March 9th.
Category: THRIVE THURSDAY
MARCH 19TH - 6 PM to 8 PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+)
INTRO TO AYURVEDA - An intro and overview to the ayurveda (the science of life) | $33
Curious about Ayurveda but not sure what it actually is - or how it applies to modern life?
In this introductory workshop, we’ll explore the foundations of Ayurveda, a holistic system of wellness that originated in ancient India and has been practiced for thousands of years. You’ll learn where it comes from, the core principles behind it, and how it views balance in the body and mind.
We’ll break down:
What Ayurveda is (and what it isn’t)
The concept of the doshas and how they influence daily life
How food, routine, and simple rituals support balance
Practical ways to incorporate Ayurvedic principles into your everyday rhythm
This class is grounded, accessible, and designed for beginners - no prior knowledge needed.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your own tendencies and simple tools you can begin using right away to feel more balanced, steady, and aligned in your day-to-day life.
Register by Monday March 9th.
Category: THRIVE THURSDAY
MARCH 26TH - 6 PM to 7:30PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+)
AYURVEDA SPRINGTIME SEASONAL RITUALS FOR BALANCING THE BODY- $33
Looking for an internal spring cleaning? As we emerge from the winter thaw, learn the Ayurvedic rituals and recipes to renew your sense of lightness and vitality. Enjoy a cup of spiced tea, learn daily rituals to ignite your digestion, discover how a detoxifying breath work practice, seated yoga movements, and a short meditation can leave you feeling like the heaviness of winter has finally let go. Afterward, take part in a sampling of ayurvedic snacks to renew your energy for Spring.
Register by Monday March 23rd.
SPEAKER SERIES CALENDAR
Category: SPEAKER SERIES
SATURDAY MARCH 21ST - 11AM to 12:30PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek (Ages 16+) - Limited Seating
LIVING CLOSER TO THE EARTH; WITH PHILIP BARR | $7 per ticket
Join us to hear the story of a veteran turned homesteader.
Have you ever dreamed of living more simply - growing your own food, tending bees and chickens, or exploring alternative ways to power and sustain your home? For the past decade, Philip has been cultivating a 14-acre homestead in the Southern Tier, where solar energy, thoughtful water systems, abundant gardens, and mindful living all come together. He’ll join us at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek to share stories from his journey, show what’s possible, and answer your questions about creating a homestead life - whether on acres of land or in your own backyard.
Following this talk, Philip will also offer opportunities for private consultations to help guide your own next steps toward a more self-sufficient, earth-centered way of living.
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GREENHOUSE DINNERS CALENDAR
COMING SOON
Category: GREENHOUSE DINNERS
5PM to 8 PM at The Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek Greenhouse (Ages 16+) - Limited Seating
Creative Dinner Series | $TBD
We look forward to welcoming you to our once a month weekend Creative Dinner Series…
Join us for a candlelight dinner in the greenhouse—a warm, intimate evening to celebrate the vibrant community we hope to create within the Shoppe at 18 Mile Creek.
Our Creative Dinners offers a seasonal menu designed by a local chef —featuring locally sourced ingredients. Expect thoughtful conversation, a beautifully set table, and the kind of ambiance that only candlelight, clinking glasses, and genuine connection can bring.
Hosted by the face behind the Shoppe—Caroline and be part of this meaningful first chapter.
Greenhouse seating is limited to 22 for this special dinner. We recommend reserving your seat early.
We can’t wait to share this evening with you!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Not at all. Most of our workshops are beginner-friendly and designed to welcome all levels. Whether you're here to learn a new skill or simply enjoy the experience, you'll be guided gently and intentionally.
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Our calendar includes hands-on workshops like tea blending, weaving, pottery, and candle making — along with seasonal dinners, storytelling nights, and thoughtful gatherings in our greenhouse and shop. Each event is rooted in connection, creativity, and slow living.
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Yes — most workshops include light seasonal snacks and drinks (think herbal teas, local baked goods, or infused water). Greenhouse dinners and solstice gatherings include a full meal, served with warmth and intention.
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Most workshops include all materials, instruction, and often light snacks or drinks. Seasonal dinners include a full meal and gathering experience. Details are always listed in the event description.
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Because our gatherings are intimate and materials are often prepared in advance, tickets are non-refundable. However, if you let us know ahead of time, we may be able to offer a credit toward a future workshop or help you gift your seat to someone else.
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Each dinner is seasonally inspired and thoughtfully curated. Menus will feature locally sourced ingredients, either catered by a local restaurant or crafted in partnership with a nearby farm. Specific menu details will be announced closer to each event.
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We do our best to honor dietary needs! When purchasing your ticket, you’ll have the opportunity to note any allergies or restrictions. We’ll follow up to confirm what accommodations can be made.
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Seating is intentionally limited to create a warm, communal atmosphere. Each dinner hosts a small group of guests, allowing for deeper connection and meaningful conversation.
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Due to the intimate nature of our dinners and limited seating, tickets are non-refundable. However, they are transferable—if you can’t attend, you’re welcome to gift or sell your ticket to a friend. Just let us know so we can update our guest list.
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Each dinner has its own seasonal charm, so we recommend dressing comfortably with a touch of occasion. Layers are always a good idea, especially for greenhouse or outdoor settings. Whether it’s spring florals, summer linens, or autumn knits—come as you are, with your own sense of style and a little warmth just in case.