Artful Flowers
Wednesday, April 29
2:00pm - 3:30pm
Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library
Meeting RoomArtificial flowers are versatile decorations that date back long before the 18th century. Join us to to make your own flowers on stems or as a brooch.
During the colonial era, fabric or paper sprigs were often used to adorn men’s coats, women’s gowns, or curiosity cabinets. During the session, you will also learn about the various garden flowers and wildflowers that early American colonists used to beautify their lives. (Historical information courtesy of Christina Westenberger, Trend magazine.) Registration is required.
AGE GROUP: | Seniors | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Maker | Art & Music | Anniversary | All Alexandria Reads |
TAGS: | america250 | All Alexandria Reads | Alex250 | AAR |
Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library
Parking:
There is a library parking lot available.
Public Transit:
- Metrorail: King Street Station
- Metrobus: F20
- DASH Bus: 36A, 36B, 102

