Duration: 2 hours
Price: $45/person
All materials included – no experience necessary
Join us for a hands-on session where we’ll learn how to support one of nature’s smallest but most vital helpers: native bees. This workshop is all about building pollinator habitat, deepening connection, and empowering you with simple tools to take action in your own space—whether it’s a backyard garden or balcony.
Together, we’ll explore the world of mason bees, solitary native pollinators that are gentle, non-aggressive, and incredibly efficient at pollinating fruits, veggies, and flowers. You’ll learn how to create a safe, functional nesting site for them and how to make your space more inviting for all kinds of beneficial insects.
What to Expect:
- A warm welcome and short farm walk focused on pollinator-friendly habitat, hedgerows, and wild plantings
- An intro to native pollinators and the essential roles they play in our food system and ecosystems
- A hands-on building session where you’ll make your own mason bee house using natural and upcycled materials (no tools or experience required!)
- Time to connect with others, ask questions, and soak in the landscape
You’ll Go Home With:
- A deeper understanding of how to restore balance and biodiversity right where you are
- A handmade mason bee house, ready to hang in your garden or green space
- A curated selection of pollinator plant seeds (Pacific Northwest natives + useful herbs and wildflowers)
- A printed handout with instructions for bee house placement and care, plant suggestions, and tips for creating a pollinator-friendly space
This workshop is open to adults and teens (ages 12+). Younger kids are welcome with a ticketed adult and may need help during the building activity.
We’ll be outdoors on the farm, rain or shine (with covered space if needed), so dress for the weather and bring a water bottle
Public Workshop dates:
- More to come in 2026
Want to do this workshop with your own group?
It’s available as a private event — [click here to book].