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The Natural Christmas Wreath Workshop

The Courthouse Creative Hub, 75 Main Street, Bushmills, County Antrim, BT57 8QB
a person's hands developing an all natural christmas wreath
  • a person's hands developing an all natural christmas wreath
  • a pair of hands threading a needle through natural materials

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Celebrate the festive season by creating your own beautiful natural Christmas wreath in this relaxing and creative workshop.

Over this two-hour hands-on session, you'll be guided step by step in crafting a seasonal wreath using a fresh evergreen base, eucalyptus, dried orange slices, cinnamon sticks, pine cones, and a selection of natural botanical decorations. You'll learn how to combine textures, colours, and festive accents to create a unique design that reflects your own style and brings a touch of nature to your Christmas décor.

Whether you're a complete beginner or enjoy seasonal crafting, this workshop offers a welcoming and enjoyable opportunity to get creative while embracing the scents and textures of Christmas.

By the end of the session, you'll leave with a stunning handmade wreath ready to hang on your door or display in your home throughout the festive season.

All materials and tuition are included. Booking is essential.

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Season (28 Nov 2026)
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Saturday14:00 - 16:00

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Exterior view of The Courthouse Shared Space Creative Hub entrance.The Courthouse Creative Hub, BushmillsThe Courthouse is a unique creative destination in the heart of Bushmills, just moments from the world-famous Causeway Coast. Set within a beautifully restored historic building, it brings together heritage, craftsmanship and community under one roof.

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