Cranbury gets creative this winter

  • 2022-11-29
A wreath-making workshop is to be held in Cranbury, New Jersey this weekend.

The event is the “Evergreen Wreath Making Workshop,” and it gives attendees the opportunity to create their own products from scratch. Patrons may bring their own embellishments and decorations such as lights, bow, and wreath decorations. Red bows are available at the venue, but patrons are welcome to bring their own. The event is open to residents from ages 13 and up.

The event is put on by the Township of Plainsboro, which hosts several community events such as these, where members may engage in guided learning and artistic activities. For this event, the class will be directed by Tara Miller.

The cost for attending this event will be $10 per person, plus a $2.75 transaction fee. An additional $10 will be added to ticket prices for non-residents. Registration can be done either online or in-person, but not over the phone. Further information is available on the event listing or by contacting the Recreation and Community Services Department by calling 609-799-0909.

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The class takes place on Saturday, December 3 at the Plainsboro Preserve, which is located at 80 Scotts Corner Road, Cranbury, New Jersey. It begins at 1:00 pm and ends at 3:00 pm.