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Beltane Flower Crown Workshop

Join us for a relaxed drop-in workshop to create your own dried flower crown in honour of Beltane, the Gaelic festival that marks the beginning of summer, with floral artist Chloe MacIntyre. All ages are welcome and materials will be provided, simply drop in to craft your own seasonal keepsake to take home.

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Wildflowers in the Fife Arms garden
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A woman wearing a flower crown

About Beltane

Celebrated on the first day of May, Beltane heralds the start of summer in the Celtic calendar and is associated with renewal and the blooming of the natural world. Flower crowns have long been worn as symbols of beauty, growth, and connection to the season, making them a lovely way to celebrate this joyful occasion.

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