Youth Variety


Fairy Garden 101 Ages 4-16


Location: Heinz Brothers Greenhouse Garden Center Instructor: Staff CODE


281027-1A Sa 281027-1B


F 281027-1C Su


DAYS DATES 04/13 04/19 04/28


TIME 12:00-1:00P


Teacup Planter for Mother’s Day Ages 3+


FEE $50


10:00-11:00A $50 1:00-2:00P


$50 RS


Kids come and plant a beautiful flower or itty bitty plant in a teacup. Includes plant material, soil, teacup, and card. Location: Heinz Brothers Greenhouse Garden Center Instructor: Staff CODE


281030-1A Su 281030-1B Su 281030-1C Sa


DAYS DATES 04/14 05/05 05/11


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12:00-12:30P 1:00-1:30P 9:30-10:00A


FEE $14 $14 $14


RS


Each participant will receive a pot, soil, moss, stones, and choice of 3 accessories and 3 plants in order to create their own magical fairy wonderland.


Plant a Pot for Mother’s Day Ages 3+


Location: Heinz Brothers Greenhouse Garden Center Instructor: Staff CODE


281035-1A Sa


DAYS DATES 05/11


Manners & More Ages 6-12


TIME 12:00-12:30P


FEE $14


RS


Proper manners never go out of style. Children will learn how to make a favorable first impression, get along with others, and become more confident individuals. Table manners and restaurant etiquette will also be covered. The class will conclude with a dinner at a local restaurant where they can practice their newly learned skills. Please note: dinner cost included in class fee.


Location: Sunset Community Center At 710 Western Ave, Geneva Instructor: Patricia Ray CODE


DAYS DATES 282025-1A Sa 04/27-05/18 TIME 2:30-3:45P


FEE $70


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RS


Kids come and paint a pot and then plant it up with a beautiful flower. Plant material, container, soil, and fertilizer are included in the program fee.


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