Course Description
Nature Connection Workshops
Trinity College Dublin
Doctor Kamila Kwasniewska is running a series of workshops based in Trinity College Botanic Gardens at Dartry, Dublin 6 (nearest Luas Station, Milltown) focusing on exploring the intrinsic connectedness to nature by using our senses in the mindful practice of forest bathing. Each workshop will also explore how nature brings meaning to our lives and will help to spark creativity. Course participants will learn to harness this creative spark by creating seasonal flower arrangements (Summer Ikebana, Floral Halloween Pumpkin, Winter Christmas Wreath and Spring Easter Centrepiece) to find beauty and meaning through artful expression. All floral materials are included in the workshop.
Kamila is a botanist, florist, certified forest bathing guide, and founder of Nature To Go. She aims to connect people with nature through five pathways: senses, emotion, beauty, meaning and compassion.
Upcoming are two Summer 2024 Workshops – June and August, Autumn 2024 – October and Winter early December: Dates will be announced on Trinity’s Botany Department website at: www.tcd.ie/Botany/courses/natureconnection.php
Please apply through Trinity’s Botany Department website at: www.tcd.ie/Botany/courses/natureconnection.php
| College Name | Trinity College Dublin |
| Course Category | Flower Arranging, Home & Garden |
| Course Type | Practical |
| Course Location | Dublin, Ireland |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Course Fee | Autumn and Spring workshops cost €75 per person. The fee includes forest bathing, tea ceremony and floristry class. The Winter workshop costs €95 and includes forest bathing, a winter tea ceremony and the creation of a Christmas wreath. All floral materials are included in the fee. |
| Course Duration | The course will last for four hours and is run at the Trinity College Botanic Gardens at Dartry, Dublin 6. |
| Course Times | The workshop starts at 10 and will run for around four hours (depending on the weather and the group dynamics). |
| Awarding Body | Trinity College Dublin |
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