Kokedama is super trendy these days. It's no wonder why -- by ditching the pot and instead, growing your favorite houseplants in moss-covered ball, you give them a distinctive, modern look. Happily, kokedama is fairy easy to make. Chris Kirksey, Cornell Master Gardener, will be here to lead a fun morning workshop where we will create our own take-home kokedama! This workshop will take place at Brouwer House Creative; tickets are $80 and include all materials.

SCHS curator Suzy Fout will discuss the history of delft ceramics, using examples from the SCHS collection Participants will decorate their own plates to take home.

Join us for the opening reception of "The Folk and Their Art," featuring guest speaker John Scherer! About the exhibition: SCHS’ folk art collection represents everyday people. Who were these industrious artisans? Why study their creative expressions? What does the art of the common man say about our past, and what can we learn through its study? This exhibition will dive into these questions, exploring how folk art invokes meaning beyond aesthetics and artistic ability. Made and used by ordinary people, folk art reflects our needs, values, and desires. By studying both the folk and their art, we invite a deeper understanding of our region, its inhabitants, and the role of creativity in people’s lives.