Bosland’s Flower Shop is having a wreath-making workshop and fundraiser in Wayne this December.
During the session, participants will learn creative ways to decorate an evergreen wreath, which they will take home after the workshop. There will be light refreshments served, and participants can bring their own alcoholic drinks and other beverages. The event will also include a cookie swap. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite cookies to share with the group.
The fee is $75 per wreath. Space is limited, so those interested are encouraged to sign up and reserve their spots as soon as possible. The event will take place in the barn next to the flower shop. Local businesses often use flyer printing services to promote their special events.
Funds from the workshop will support A Pathway to Hope and help pay for food, shelter, and medical care for abandoned dogs and cats. A Pathway to Hope is fully volunteer-run and works to place as many of its animals as possible in foster homes while they wait for a permanent adoption placement. It focuses on northern dog breeds like huskies and malamutes, other animals with specific needs, and local feral cats, though it works with all dog breeds.
The Holiday Wreath Making Fundraiser will be on Tuesday, December 1 at 6:30 pm, at Bosland’s Flower Shop in Wayne.
