Join local educator Josée Bergeron for a family-friendly blooming adventure! We’ll start with a gentle wildflower walk, taking time to notice, wonder, and learn about the beautiful native blooms around us. Then, we’ll roll up our sleeves to create our own wildflower seed balls, perfect for planting at home or sharing with pollinator friends. This hands-on workshop blends nature connection, creativity, and a little bit of messy fun. Come ready to explore, create, and grow something beautiful together!

Josée Bergeron (she/her) is a French-Canadian Indigenous Métis who has been helping parents feel at home in nature since 2009. As a mother of five, ages two to seventeen, Bergeron has over a decade-and-a-half of experience guiding both her children as well as other families into nature. Viewed as parenting expert on the topic of raising outdoor kids and parent-child-nature connection, Josee is creator of the popular blog, Backwoods Mama, and has a forthcoming book Beyond the Front Door: Embracing Nature for a Happier, Healthier Family set to be released Spring 2026.