Third Friday of Every Month | 9:00–11:00 AM | $10 per child
Join us for a monthly children’s workshop designed to reconnect kids with nature, creativity, and the rhythms of the garden.
In a world that moves quickly and spends more time indoors, these mornings on the farm are meant to slow things down. Children will spend time exploring soil, seeds, plants, and natural materials while learning simple gardening concepts and creating seasonal projects.
Each gathering includes a hands-on activity, time outdoors on the farm, and opportunities for kids to use their imagination while working with flowers, plants, and natural elements. Our goal is to help children develop a love for nature, understand where food comes from, and learn to notice the beauty God placed in the natural world around them.
These mornings are relaxed, creative, and welcoming for families looking for meaningful outdoor experiences for their children.
Each month brings a new seasonal activity designed to get little hands creating, exploring, and connecting with the natural world around them. As our growing season comes to an end, we'll bring pieces of the garden indoors with us—continuing to create, learn, and notice the beauty of each changing season.
As the seasons begin to change, we'll learn about the birds that share our gardens and how we can help care for them as cooler weather approaches.
Each Little Sprout will build their own birdhouse and turn it into an edible snack station! We'll cover our houses with peanut butter or sunflower butter (depending on allergies), then decorate them with an assortment of bird-friendly seeds, dried fruits, moss, flowers, and other natural materials.
Children will take their creations home to hang outside and watch for the little visitors who come to enjoy their handiwork.
We're bringing a little garden magic into fall!
Each Little Sprout will create their own miniature gnome or fairy home inside a faux pumpkin. We'll use moss, dried flowers, sticks, leaves, stones, and other fall treasures to create tiny woodland worlds where imaginations can run wild.
Because we'll be using faux pumpkins, these little worlds can come home and last throughout the fall—ready for plenty of imaginative play long after Little Sprouts is over.
As we prepare our hearts and homes for Christmas, we'll plant something special and watch it come to life.
Each Little Sprout will plant their own paperwhite bulb in a glass jar to take home and care for throughout the Christmas season. As roots begin to stretch, green shoots emerge, and eventually beautiful white flowers appear, their paperwhite will become a sort of living Advent calendar—a gentle reminder that with every little bit of growth, Christmas is getting closer.
It's a simple way for children to experience the anticipation of the season through something they can nurture, observe, and watch unfold day by day.
For our final Little Sprouts of the year, we'll preserve a tiny piece of the 2026 garden.
Using flowers grown, gathered, and pressed from Shari Ann Farms throughout the season, each child will create a special Christmas ornament to take home and hang on their tree.
Long after this year's flowers have faded and the garden is covered in winter, these little ornaments will hold onto a piece of what grew here—a keepsake from the garden of 2026 that can be brought out again each Christmas for years to come.
A beautiful way to end another year of growing, creating, learning, and getting our hands a little dirty together. 🌱
Third Friday of Every Month | 9:00–11:00 AM | $10 per child
Join us for a monthly children’s workshop designed to reconnect kids with nature, creativity, and the rhythms of the garden.
In a world that moves quickly and spends more time indoors, these mornings on the farm are meant to slow things down. Children will spend time exploring soil, seeds, plants, and natural materials while learning simple gardening concepts and creating seasonal projects.
Each gathering includes a hands-on activity, time outdoors on the farm, and opportunities for kids to use their imagination while working with flowers, plants, and natural elements. Our goal is to help children develop a love for nature, understand where food comes from, and learn to notice the beauty God placed in the natural world around them.
These mornings are relaxed, creative, and welcoming for families looking for meaningful outdoor experiences for their children.
Each month brings a new seasonal activity designed to get little hands creating, exploring, and connecting with the natural world around them. As our growing season comes to an end, we'll bring pieces of the garden indoors with us—continuing to create, learn, and notice the beauty of each changing season.
As the seasons begin to change, we'll learn about the birds that share our gardens and how we can help care for them as cooler weather approaches.
Each Little Sprout will build their own birdhouse and turn it into an edible snack station! We'll cover our houses with peanut butter or sunflower butter (depending on allergies), then decorate them with an assortment of bird-friendly seeds, dried fruits, moss, flowers, and other natural materials.
Children will take their creations home to hang outside and watch for the little visitors who come to enjoy their handiwork.
We're bringing a little garden magic into fall!
Each Little Sprout will create their own miniature gnome or fairy home inside a faux pumpkin. We'll use moss, dried flowers, sticks, leaves, stones, and other fall treasures to create tiny woodland worlds where imaginations can run wild.
Because we'll be using faux pumpkins, these little worlds can come home and last throughout the fall—ready for plenty of imaginative play long after Little Sprouts is over.
As we prepare our hearts and homes for Christmas, we'll plant something special and watch it come to life.
Each Little Sprout will plant their own paperwhite bulb in a glass jar to take home and care for throughout the Christmas season. As roots begin to stretch, green shoots emerge, and eventually beautiful white flowers appear, their paperwhite will become a sort of living Advent calendar—a gentle reminder that with every little bit of growth, Christmas is getting closer.
It's a simple way for children to experience the anticipation of the season through something they can nurture, observe, and watch unfold day by day.
For our final Little Sprouts of the year, we'll preserve a tiny piece of the 2026 garden.
Using flowers grown, gathered, and pressed from Shari Ann Farms throughout the season, each child will create a special Christmas ornament to take home and hang on their tree.
Long after this year's flowers have faded and the garden is covered in winter, these little ornaments will hold onto a piece of what grew here—a keepsake from the garden of 2026 that can be brought out again each Christmas for years to come.
A beautiful way to end another year of growing, creating, learning, and getting our hands a little dirty together. 🌱
