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We use the personal information about you to: This event is hosted by Laneway Learning. She is passionate about the power of learning new things in a community setting and how positively it can impact our mental health and wellbeing. You can follow her plant addiction on Instagram. She loves to keep her hands busy making crochet blankets, concrete planters, macrame wall hangers and learn new techniques. Maria (she/her) is the general manager of Laneway Learning, a serial crafter and a lifelong learner.

Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees.We’ll learn a little about what plants to use and how to take care of our kokedama so they last. We will learn the whole process of making kokedama from how to make the soil balls and cover them with the spagnum moss to how to wrap them around with colourful yarn or twine and hang them at home. In this class, we will learn how to make them and take home your own kokedama creation. Kokedama are a beautiful way to bring greenery into your home and are ideal for apartments or flats with minimal space. The word ‘Kokedama’ means ‘moss ball’ in Japanese as they are plants living in freestanding balls of moss-covered soil instead of pots. Kokedama is an ancient Japanese botanical art like bonsai or ikebana art. Let’s get our hands dirty and discover the amazing mental wellbeing qualities of gardening and indoor plants!

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