Latest Events in Mori Atas(May Updated)

Join Us for **Glass Tumbler Painting**! Get ready to unleash your creativity at our **Glass Tumbler Painting** event! Join us on Thu, Apr 17, 2025 at 6:00 PM at the **Locker Room Sports Pub**. No experience is necessary - just bring your artistic flair and we'll provide all the materials you need to create a unique masterpiece on a glass tumbler. Come enjoy a fun and relaxing evening with friends, great drinks, and an opportunity to take home your very own hand-painted glass tumbler! Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to show off your artistic skills and have a blast at our **Glass Tumbler Painting** event! Information Source: Berkshire Hangout | eventbrite

Enjoy a fun mid-afternoon Luncheon with your best friends complete with a photo booth, special arrival favors, fresh made guacamole & salsa and a MAY-garita flight. This lunchon is a complete luncheon brunch menu complete with coffee and tea complimentary to you and guests. May-garita reservations are $60 per person of which includes endless buffet options and signature May-garita flight with your main course, tax and hospitality. May-garita Luncheon Menu Fresh made Salsa Table Side Combined with tortilla chips for dipping at each table Build your own Taco Bufft: Build your own tacos Including: Two Styles of Taco Shells/Wraps Classic Ground Beef Fresh Pork Carnitas Vegetarian Options available Taco Toppings Including: Cheese, Scallions, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions, Sour Cream, Hot Sauce, Guacamole Sides for your Tacos: Mexican Rice Street Corn Salad Mix Greenhouse Salad Dessert Churros Addtional GF Options as well Coffee and Tea Station & Infused Watermelon Mint Water Station May-garita flight including 3 signature margaritas Full Cash Bar available *Any needed dietary restriction info must be provided at time for making your reservation to the luncheon, we cannot always accommodate but we will be sure to label all food appropriately. Reservation Information: 1. Price for the event is $60 per person, including tax and gratuities. 2. Please include the following information: o Your Name, Contact Phone & Email along with: Number of people for the reservation. o Any dietary restrictions o Additional Add Ons 3. Reservations will be taken until capacity is reached. 4. Reservations may be canceled through a week and a half before the dinner. Any cancellations after this time period will be charged at $25 per person. If you/we are able to fill the seats, there will be no charge. All Credit Card payments will be processed by EventBrite. Arrival Time / Dress Attire / Format: 1. You may arrive 10 minutes before the event (of which begins at 12pm) so enjoy a beverage from the cash bar. 2. The gift store will be open at last call for anyone looking to purchase any Flag Hill products. 10% off of Store Purchases on Day of Event. 3. Feel free to come dressed as you please or in theme with May-gartias Information Source: Flag Hill Distillery & Winery | eventbrite

Bring mom to Flag Hill to experience Brunch by the Vineyard with the family! Sparkling Cayuga White is included with your brunch, have fun with a make-your-own Mimosa Bar! Brunch and Bubbles features our Sparkling Cayuga White- have fun with a make-your-own Mimosa Bar! Starting at 11 am- Reservations required. $69 per person includes tax, service charge and a full brunch buffet including Sparkling Cayuga White! Sparkling Cayuga and a full Mimosa Bar with a farm to table brunch featuring: Mac & Cheese Bar, fresh pastries & fruit, Quiches, Frittatas, and other yummy delights! Reservation Information: - Price for the event is $69 per person including tax and service charge. - Reservations will be taken until capacity is reached at which point a waitlist will be made. - Changes or cancelations to your reservations through one week before event date. Arrival Time / Dress Attire / Format - Brunch seating will begin promptly at 11 am and you will have your table until 2 pm. You may arrive as early as 10:50 am to check in for seating; Seating will not begin until 11am. - The gift store will be open regular hours for anyone wishing to browse or make purchases. Receive 10% off of all wine and spirit purchases that day in the store - Most guests come dressed in casual and/or nice jeans with a dress shirt or top. #BrunchandBubblesNH #BrunchSoHard #MimosaBar #FarmtoBottle FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? We do welcome any guests to attend Brunch & Bubbles at Flag Hill. This does tent to be an adult event on most occasions aside from Mother's Day Brunch & Bubbles. Children 12 and under at $35 any guests 12+ are considered adult brunchers for registration. What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? We have plenty of parking at Flag Hill! What's the refund policy? You may cancel or tweak your reservation up until 1 week prior. If you need to cancel or tweak your reservation after one week prior there is a $20 per person fee. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? All you need upon arrival is your 21+ ID if you will be imbibing and having fun with the mimosa bar. Check-in is between 11am and 12pm by means of a guest list. Information Source: Flag Hill Distillery & Winery | eventbrite

We are so excited to be re-opening for the 2025 season! Please join us! Opening celebrations will focus on the newly launched book by Bedrock's Creator Jill Nooney. Bedrock: The Making of a Public Garden is a love letter to the 30-acre garden that she and her husband Bob spent 40 years creating. Featuring almost 300 color-rich photographs, the book chronicles the transformation of the garden’s private origins into the public garden of today. 10-11AM - Bedrock Gardens Creator Jill Nooney will host a signing of her new book, Bedrock: The Making of a Public Garden 11AM - Jill will host a walking tour of the gardens. 10AM - 4PM: President of the NH Beekeepers Association will sell honeys and candles made from Bedrock's very own bees ALL-DAY OPPORTUNITIES: Take Our NEW Audio Tour! As part of their admission fee, visitors can follow a free audio walking tour of the gardens at their own pace. They can also enjoy a newly launched print catalogue of the various artworks featured throughout the gardens, detailing their origins and meanings. A Discovery Map for Families Grab a fun discovery map of the gardens and see what you can find as you explore the gardens together. Perfect for kids 12 and under. “Seasons” is a collection of work done by high schoolers and middle schoolers from Newmarket, Oyster River and Rochester. The show will be available for viewing from May 14th through May 24th. No pre-registration is needed. You can purchase your General Admission ticket at the Visitor's Kiosk. Children 12 and under always get into Bedrock for free. We look forward to seeing you! Information Source: Bedrock Gardens | eventbrite

Befriending Bees, Butterflies & Beneficial Bugs! June is National Pollinator Month, making it the perfect time to focus on flowers that sustain bees, butterflies, and other beneficial creatures. Learn about the best native plants to attract pollinators and how to create a garden that provides nectar and habitat throughout the season. We’ll also discuss common threats to pollinators and how your gardening choices can make a difference. During the workshop, we will walk the gardens to see how pollinator plants have been incorporated into the beds to help support our insect friends throughout the growing season. Tickets Tickets are are $10 for members (with member discount code) and $25 for non-members which includes a full day pass to the gardens. This series is recommended for teens and adults. Cancellation Policy: If you are unable to attend, please let us know 48 hours in advance of the class start time in order to receive a refund. Note that Eventbrite Fees are non-refundable. Weather Related Cancellations: We will assess the weather the morning of the workshop and send a notification to all attendees if extreme or severe weather is forecast. We have partnered with Popovers bakery to offer coupons at their Epping location. Inquire at the kiosk to get your coupon. Want to know more about our programs this season? Click here to see our full calendar of art, gardening and environmental activities, talks and workshops including tours, paid, and free-with-admission offerings. Membership Are you excited about the offerings at Bedrock Gardens this season? Consider becoming a member to receive discounts on all of our programs (excluding Fairy and Hobbit House Festival) and other great perks. Check our webpage for details and to sign up. www.bedrockgardens.org/memberships.html As a member, you receive free admission to the Gardens during the regular season, May through October​. Once you sign up, you will receive an email with our member discount code that can be applied immediately. Your Teacher Alison Magill is an herbalist, ecologist, gardener and educator who loves to help people take a new look at their gardens through an ecological lens. She holds degrees in Soil Science and Forest Ecology from UNH but has learned the most by observing the natural world. Now she is in her dream job here at Bedrock Gardens serving as the Garden Educator and getting to share her love of plants and nature with all of you! Information Source: Bedrock Gardens | eventbrite

Bring mom to Flag Hill to experience Brunch by the Vineyard with the family! Sparkling Cayuga White is included with your brunch, have fun with a make-your-own Mimosa Bar! Brunch and Bubbles features our Sparkling Cayuga White- have fun with a make-your-own Mimosa Bar! Starting at 11 am- Reservations required. $69 per person includes tax, service charge and a full brunch buffet including Sparkling Cayuga White! Sparkling Cayuga and a full Mimosa Bar with a farm to table brunch featuring: Mac & Cheese Bar, fresh pastries & fruit, Quiches, Frittatas, and other yummy delights! Reservation Information: - Price for the event is $69 per person including tax and service charge. - Reservations will be taken until capacity is reached at which point a waitlist will be made. - Changes or cancelations to your reservations through one week before event date. Arrival Time / Dress Attire / Format - Brunch seating will begin promptly at 11 am and you will have your table until 2 pm. You may arrive as early as 10:50 am to check in for seating; Seating will not begin until 11am. - The gift store will be open regular hours for anyone wishing to browse or make purchases. Receive 10% off of all wine and spirit purchases that day in the store - Most guests come dressed in casual and/or nice jeans with a dress shirt or top. #BrunchandBubblesNH #BrunchSoHard #MimosaBar #FarmtoBottle FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? We do welcome any guests to attend Brunch & Bubbles at Flag Hill. This does tend to be an adult event on most occasions aside from Mother's Day Brunch & Bubbles. Children 12 and under at $35 any guests 12+ are considered adult brunchers for registration. What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? We have plenty of parking at Flag Hill! What's the refund policy? You may cancel or tweak your reservation up until 1 week prior. If you need to cancel or tweak your reservation after one week prior there is a $25 per person fee. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? All you need upon arrival is your 21+ ID if you will be imbibing and having fun with the mimosa bar. Check-in is between 11am and 12pm by means of a guest list. Information Source: Flag Hill Distillery & Winery | eventbrite

Welcome to the Flower Wreath event! Come join us on Tuesday, June 17th at 6:00 PM at the Locker Room Sports Pub for a night filled with beautiful flower arrangements and wreath-making fun! Get ready to unleash your creativity and design your very own unique flower wreath to take home with you. This event is perfect for anyone looking to relax, socialize, and get crafty. No prior experience is necessary. All materials will be provided, just bring yourself and your enthusiasm! We can't wait to see you there! Price Includes: Flowers Wreath Base Other Supplies 1 Drink (beer, wine, single-mixed) Information Source: Berkshire Hangout | eventbrite

Foundations of Gardening – Learn, Grow, and Cultivate Confidence Are you falling in love with gardening and wanting to learn more about planning and caring for your home garden? Foundations of Gardening is a monthly meet-up style workshop series designed to guide you through the seasons, helping you build confidence and skills whether you're just starting out or looking to refresh your knowledge. These hands-on workshops are designed to help you learn the basics of garden planning, plant care, soil health, and more, all in the beautiful and inspirational setting of Bedrock Gardens. Join Alison Magill, Bedrock’s Garden Educator, as we explore key gardening topics. Each month brings new lessons and discoveries, making this an ongoing opportunity to learn, connect with fellow gardeners, and watch the garden evolve through the seasons. Bring your questions and your insights to share with other garden lovers! Sign up for one, some, or all sessions—register today to save your spot! Meet Up Dates and Themes (Scroll Down for Full Descriptions) May 28 – Annuals vs. Perennials: Choosing the Right Plants for Your Garden June 17 – Watering Wisely: Keeping the Soil Moisture Just Right! July 30 – Natural Pest Control: Managing Japanese Beetles and More August 27 – Acid vs. Alkaline: Understanding Soil pH for Thriving Plants September 24 – What to Cut Back (or Not!) in the Fall All workshops run from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm. Tickets The Foundations of Gardening Meetup sessions are $10 for members (with member discount code) and $15 for non-members plus regular admission. Please pay your admission at the kiosk when you arrive. This series is recommended for teens and adults. Cancellations: If you are unable to attend, please let us know 48 hours in advance of the class start time in order to receive a refund. Note that Eventbrite fees are non-refundable. We have partnered with Popovers bakery to offer coupons at their Epping location. Inquire at the kiosk to get your coupon! Want to know more about our programs this season? Click here to see our full calendar of art, gardening and environmental activities, talks and workshops including tours, paid and free-with-admission offerings. About the Teacher: Alison Magill Alison first began to fall in love with gardening as a very small child, playing in the soil of her parents’ giant vegetable garden. Since then, growing plants has been a primary focus of all she does from running a community seed bank, growing herbs for her home apothecary, teaching people how to forage with respect and supporting local food systems. Playing in the soil early on did eventually pay off as it led her to receive degrees in Soil Science and Forest Ecology from UNH. Now she is in her dream job here at Bedrock Gardens serving as the Garden Educator and getting to share her love of plants and the natural world with all of you! Foundations of Gardening Series. All programs run from 10:30am – 12:30pm. Session 1. May 28 – Annuals vs. Perennials: Choosing the Right Plants for Your Garden Not sure whether to plant annuals or perennials? Each has its own benefits, from long-lasting blooms to quick seasonal color. This workshop breaks down the differences between the two, helping you choose the best plants for your garden’s style, maintenance level, and growing conditions. We’ll also cover how to combine annuals and perennials for a vibrant, year-round display. Session 2. June 17– Watering Wisely: Keeping the Soil Moisture Just Right! Too much water? Too little? Finding the right balance is key to a thriving garden. In this workshop, we’ll discuss best practices for deep watering, how to use mulch effectively, and ways to prevent water runoff. We’ll also explore how the native soil conditions (sandy vs loamy vs clay) can help you decide which plants go where. Session 3. July 30 – Natural Pest Control: Managing Japanese Beetles and More Japanese beetles and other garden pests can wreak havoc on your plants, but chemical pesticides aren’t the only solution. Discover natural, organic methods to keep destructive insects in check while supporting beneficial bugs and pollinators. We’ll cover hand-picking strategies, companion planting, homemade sprays, and long-term soil health approaches to create a resilient garden that thrives with fewer pests. Session 4. August 27– Acid vs. Alkaline: Understanding Soil pH for Thriving Plants Did you know that soil pH plays a major role in plant health? Some plants love acidic conditions, while others need a more alkaline environment to thrive. In this workshop, we’ll cover how to test your soil, adjust pH naturally, and choose the right plants for your conditions. Learn which plants prefer each type of soil and how to create the perfect growing environment for your garden’s success. Session 5. September 24 – What to Cut Back (or Not!) in the Fall Fall cleanup is an important part of preparing your garden for winter, but not everything should be cut back! In this workshop, we’ll explore which plants benefit from pruning and which should be left for winter interest, wildlife, and soil health. Learn how to strike the right balance between tidying up and supporting a healthy, resilient garden for the next growing season. Information Source: Bedrock Gardens | eventbrite

Information Source: Bedrock Gardens | eventbrite

Join us for Nature Kids , a hands-on, family-friendly workshop series designed to spark curiosity and creativity in the great outdoors! Each session begins with an adventure in the garden, where families will explore, collect nature treasures, and learn about the plants, animals, and seasonal wonders around them. Back at the learning tent, we’ll transform our discoveries into simple, nature-inspired crafts using leaves, flowers, seeds, stones, and more. Perfect for nature lovers of all ages, these workshops encourage kids to observe, imagine, and engage with the natural world in a fun and interactive way. Sessions are held throughout the summer and early fall, with unique activities each time—come for one or join us for the whole series. Please note: children must be with a parent or guardian during the workshop. Nature Kids Family Programs (Scroll Down for Full Descriptions) Workshop times vary. June 26 – Pressing Flowers and Leaves July 1 – Rock Painting & Story Stones July 25 – Bug Hotels and Mini-Habitats August 5 – Fairy Gardens August 21 - Nature Crowns and Bracelets September 20 - Wool Felted Acorns October 4 - Start a Seed Collection Tickets Nature kids tickets are $5 for members (with member discount code) and $10 for non-members with regular admission. Kids 12 and under are always free with adults (please register number of kids at checkout for these workshops so we can get a headcount for materials) Cancellations: If you are unable to attend, please let us know 48 hours in advance of the class start time in order to receive a refund. We have partnered with Popovers bakery to offer coupons at their Epping location. Inquire at the kiosk to get your coupon! Membership Are you excited about the offerings at Bedrock Gardens this season? Consider becoming a member to receive discounts on all of our programs (excluding Fairy and Hobbit House Festival) and other great perks. Check our webpage for details and to sign up. www.bedrockgardens.org/memberships.html As a member, you receive free admission to the Gardens during the regular season, May through October​. Once you sign up, you will receive an email with our member discount code that can be applied immediately. About the Teacher: Alison Magill Alison loves nothing more than being outside in nature, observing and marveling at the beauty and rhythm of the seasons. She is a NH certified science educator, ecologist and naturalist who loves to get kids curious and pondering the simplicity and magnificence of the natural world. As a child she always had rocks in her pocket and flowers in her hair – and often still does! She is in her dream job here at Bedrock Gardens serving as the Garden Educator and getting to share her love of plants and the natural world with all of you! Nature Kids Workshop Series. Program times vary. June 26 – Make Your Own Plant Press 1:00 - 3:00 Pressing flowers and leaves is a great way to preserve nature’s beauty! In this session, we'll build simple, portable plant presses then gather plant samples from around the garden to start your own botanical collection. Kids will learn how to properly press and dry flowers to use in art projects, nature journals, or for keepsakes. July 1 – Rock Painting & Story Stones 10:30 – 12:30 Turn ordinary stones into tiny works of art! We’ll explore the garden to find smooth rocks and then use paints to decorate them with colorful patterns, animal tracks, or even symbols to tell a story. Kids can create their own set of storytelling stones to take home and use for creative play. July 25– Bug Hotels & Mini Habitats 1:00 – 3:00 Did you know that many insects, like ladybugs and solitary bees, need safe places to rest? In this hands-on workshop, we’ll gather twigs, pine cones, and other natural materials to build small shelters for helpful garden bugs. Kids will learn about pollinators and why insects are an important part of a healthy ecosystem. August 5 – Fairy Gardens 1:00 – 3:00 Bring a little magic into the garden! In this workshop, we’ll explore the outdoors to gather natural materials like moss, bark, and tiny flowers, then use them to create our very own whimsical fairy gardens. Kids can design small homes and pathways for imaginary fairy visitors while learning about the plants and creatures that call the garden home. August 21 - Nature Bracelets & Crowns 10:30 – 12:30 Get creative with nature’s colors and textures! Using bands of paper or fabric, kids will collect leaves, flowers, grasses, and other treasures to weave into bracelets or crowns. As they craft, we’ll talk about different plant species and seasonal changes in the garden. A perfect activity for little nature lovers! September 20 – Felted Wool Acorns 1:00 – 3:00 Celebrate the start of fall with a cozy craft! In this workshop, kids will use soft wool and real acorn caps to create adorable felted acorns. We’ll explore the garden to find oak trees, talk about how animals use acorns for food, and practice simple wet felting techniques to turn wool into colorful treasures. A great way to welcome the changing season! October 4 – Start a Seed Collection 11:00- 1:00 As summer winds down, plants are getting ready to spread their seeds! Kids will go on a scavenger hunt to find different types of seeds, from fluffy milkweed to sturdy sunflower heads. We’ll talk about how seeds travel—by wind, water, and even hitching rides on animals—and kids will take home a few to plant or save for next year. Information Source: Bedrock Gardens | eventbrite