Kick off the holiday season with a  creative wreath-making workshop, offered by Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens on December 3, 4 and 9 at 5:30pm. The Bartlett’s Education Director, Mike Belletzkie, will teach attendees how to make a beautiful holiday wreath for their home.

For the wreath-making workshops, each participant will be provided materials, however, please bring your own pruners and gloves. You are also welcome to bring any extra accessories or designs that you would like included in the wreath. For this socially distanced workshop, Bartlett can sit families of up to three at one table, and individual registrants will be given their own table. Face masks are required. Admission is $45 for Bartlett members and $55 for non-members (includes materials).

Bartlett will also host a Colonial Williamsburg holiday centerpiece workshop, on December 16 at 6pm. Learn how to create a beautiful traditional Colonial Willamsburg centerpiece in a pedestal vase with all the charm of hearth and home. Through the demonstration of simple floral design techniques and one-on-one instruction, students will capture the festive season to perfection with garden spray roses, fruit, herbs, berries, eucalyptus, pine branches, cones and traditional ribbons. Face masks are required. Admission is $165 for Bartlett members and $175 for non-members (includes materials).

For more information, call 203-322-6971 or visit Sustainne.com/event-directory or BartlettArboretum.org. Location: 151 Brookdale Rd, Stamford.