SingleThread Farm at Dry Creek

Join us for an immersive gift-wrapping experience with artist and author Megumi Inouye, whose book “The Soul of Gift Wrapping“ celebrates the art of wrapping as an expression of gratitude, intention, and beauty. Drawing from her Japanese heritage, Megumi invites us to embrace the quiet elegance of simplicity—where a single sheet of paper, a fold, or a fabric wrap can transform the ordinary into something deeply meaningful. In this workshop, you will learn to wrap books, boxes and wine bottles with both paper and fabric, accenting your creations with a fresh-foraged flower from our farm. A guided walking tour is included and will offer an opportunity to gather a few natural elements, heightening your connection to the materials you use. As we sip tea and enjoy thoughtfully prepared snacks made by our culinary team, we will make space—not just for creativity, but for presence, connection, and appreciation. The act of wrapping itself becomes a gift, an expression of care for both the recipient and the earth, as we work with natural, sustainable elements that honor the beauty of simplicity. More than a lesson in technique, this workshop offers a moment to slow down—to wrap not just objects, but gratitude itself. Beginners and intermediate participants are welcome (ages 18+). Materials: Each guest will receive a custom SingleThread furoshiki. Megumi’s book will be available for purchase, along with Kally non-alcoholic beverages (to practice wrapping wine bottle shape’s). Guests may bring their own books (approx. 6” x 8”) or wine bottles to wrap. Additional practice materials will be provided and can be returned after class.

Join us for a thoughtful and flavorful journey into the deep connection between the farmers in our fields and the chefs in our kitchen. Stroll through the farm with Ariel, our Farm Manager, and Alex, our Head Chef of Special Projects, for a behind-the-scenes look at the passion and purpose that shape our seasonal, farm-focused dining. Along the way, taste what's growing—fresh from the soil to your palate. Discover what makes our relationship to the land so special, and the care, creativity, and collaboration it takes to capture a moment in time through food. From seed to plate, every detail is intentional, every bite a story. Bring your curiosity! Whether you’re a seasoned home gardener, a plant enthusiast, or simply a fan of good food, we’re excited to talk shop, swap stories, and share a few tricks of the trade from both the field and the kitchen. All guests must be 18+, no pets. If the weather is inclement - above 90 degrees or raining - we will reschedule.

Step into the SingleThread farm in the heart of spring for a morning of blooming beauty, creativity, and connection. This intimate bouquet-building workshop begins with a gentle farm walk, led by one of our beloved farmers, through beds bursting with seasonal color. Guests will be guided in the art of mindful harvesting—selecting stems from a curated variety of our freshest seasonal flowers and foliage—while learning how to move through the fields alongside our farmers. Buckets in hand, the gathering returns to the Farm Store. Under the thoughtful guidance of Floral Designer Chloe Connaughton, you’ll transform your hand-picked blooms into a one-of-a-kind bouquet, learning foundational floral design techniques and tips for working with texture, movement, and shape. The class culminates in the creation of your own lush, expressive bouquet to take home, along with a handmade “cheat sheet” of bouquet-building wisdom. Whether you’re a seasoned flower lover or simply curious to explore the beauty of what’s in bloom, this workshop offers a joyful, tactile experience rooted in the rhythms of the land’s hyper-seasonality. Farm tea and a snack from our kitchen will be provided. All guests must be age 12+, those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.