Come learn in the Garden.
The garden’s stunning natural environment and many quiet seating spaces provide the perfect backdrop for our program offerings.
Come take a class, participate in a day-long retreat, or experience a hands-on horticultural experience. Check back regularly to see new learning opportunities. Scroll down to see what we’re offering.
And, to increase access to our programming, we reserve 2 spots in every program for those who need a scholarship or financial assistance. If you are interested in this option please email with your requested class: [email protected].
Class refunds are issued for cancellations up to two weeks in advance. After that refunds are available only if we can fill the spot.
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Rest in Grief: Meditations on Ecological Change
A very special program to acknowledge the losses of our Mother Earth and explore our individual and collective ecological grief. RESCHEDULED FOR FALL 2024.
Exploring the birdsongs of Western Hills Garden
Join Teresa and Miles Tuffli (of I’m Birding Right Now) for a 2-hour meander through Western Hills Garden to listen closely and soak up Spring’s morning birdsong.
Cyanotype printing and toning with botanicals
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend at Western Hills learning the cyanotype printing process and experiment with different botanicals, papers, and textiles to create unique imagery.
Cyanotype printing and toning with botanicals
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend at Western Hills learning the cyanotype printing process and experiment with different botanicals, papers, and textiles to create unique imagery.
Bioeuphoria: contemplation and mark making with natural objects
A mindful and creative practice to foster deep connections with the natural world and inspire new artistic thinking.
Yoga for gardeners
Learn and practice basic yoga moves to incorporate into your garden ritual to avoid injury and promote health.
AWAKEN: a celebration of spring
Join the teams behind Western Hills Garden and Mori House for a special celebration honoring the equinox. Take time to find inspiration from the budding trees and flowering plants. Embrace new beginnings, renew commitments to yourself, and prepare for the rest of the year.
Forest bathing
Join us for a deeply healing guided walk in our three-acre biodiverse wonderland.