Join us at the farm to learn the art of hand tying a beautiful evergreen wreath from scratch in our signature Long Lane Farm style. You will have a variety of greens to choose from, with many harvested directly from our farm. Cedar, white pine, cypress, boxwood, and firs. Add fresh winterberry (locally grown in Montoursville), dried citrus wheels, pine cones, pheasant feathers, eucalyptus, dried flowers, or ribbon. We’ll have an array of items to make your wreath all your own. I promise, you will be amazed at what you can create!

The workshop will be held in our large 1800’s bank barn with festive lights and music, wine & cider, hot toddy’s, and refreshments. Dress accordingly! (Warm layers recommended, including a warm hat or ear covering! We have heaters but it’s still a barn. Bring gardening gloves if you would like). We hope you will enjoy yourself, learn something new, and have a lovely wreath to take home and adorn your favorite space!

Classes are limited in size and are first come first served. (If you’d like to book a private class please email me, must have 9-12 people to book).

All materials will be provided. Refreshments and drinks provided.

Bring garden/work gloves if you are concerned with the possibility of dirt or sap on your hands.

**All fees are non-refundable, however tickets can be transferred. If we cancel for emergency weather conditions, refunds will be issued.

If you would like to book with a friend (or more than one) I recommend booking at the same time in the same order. I cannot expand the class size after we are filled. Please, do not hesitate to come solo! So many do each year and have a ball!

>Wreath form is 14.25” in diameter, finished size is approximately 23-26”

Dates: November 23rd & December 1st (approx. 2.5 - 3 hour class)

Sold out: November 24th, 30th, & December 7th & 8th

All classes start at 1 pm (please try not to arrive early, we are busy setting up until the last minute)

**Please be aware that this is a working farm. We expect respectful behavior, adherence to directions, mindfulness of your surroundings, and kindness to all around you. Please never enter an area unless explicitly directed to do so. Dress appropriately (comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes) and bring gardening gloves if desired. All other tools and items will be provided.

"Agreement and Warning: I understand and acknowledge that, except for limited circumstances listed below, an agritourism activity provider is not liable for any injury to or death of a participant resulting from an agritourism activity. I understand that I have accepted all risk of injury, death, property damage and other loss that may result from an agritourism activity. I understand that an agritourism activity provider is not protected from liability if the provider: -Performs an act in a grossly negligent manner and causes injury or damages to a participant. -Purposefully causes a participant's injury. -Acts or fails to act in a way that constitutes criminal conduct. -Recklessly fails to warn or guard against a dangerous condition that causes injury or damages to a participant. A dangerous condition is a condition that creates an imminent and substantial risk of injury or damages to a participant."