Community Floral Workshops in Los Angeles
COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Free neighborhood flower sessions that turn strangers into neighbors.
FLOWERS FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD
From DTLA to the Valley, our open floral therapy workshops bring free flowers and good company to parks, libraries and community centers.
OPEN TO EVERYONE
NO TICKETS, NO BARRIERS
Community sessions are first-come, all-welcome and always free — funded by donations and a share of every Pink Clover order.
WORKSHOP EXPERIENCES
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Creative Workshop Ticket
Regular price $120.00 -
Tech Team Workshop
Regular price $135.00 -
Family Day Workshop
Regular price $160.00 -
Annual Workshop Subscription
Regular price $9,300.00
WHERE WE POP UP
PARKS, LIBRARIES, CENTERS
We partner with libraries, farmers markets, places of worship and neighborhood councils across LA. Want one on your block? Use our partner page.
MAKE ONE, GIFT ONE
KINDNESS BUILT IN
At many sessions you make two small bouquets — one to keep, one we deliver to a hospital or senior residence with our volunteers.
BRING A WORKSHOP TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Suggest a location or sponsor an open community session in Los Angeles.
WHY PINK CLOVER FOUNDATION
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Always Free
Open seats for anyone who shows up.
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All Ages
Kids, parents and grandparents together.
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Local Spots
Parks, libraries and centers near you.
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Give One Back
Many sessions include a bouquet to donate.
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FAQ
Are community workshops really free?
Yes — open sessions are funded by donations, sponsors and Pink Clover sales.
Do I need to register?
Most are first-come, first-served; larger events may use a free sign-up list.
Can I bring my kids?
Please do — community sessions are all-ages.
How can my neighborhood get one?
Suggest a venue through our partner page — libraries and community centers are perfect hosts.
What is the make-one-gift-one format?
You create two small bouquets: one goes home with you, one is delivered to a local hospital or senior residence.
How can I help beyond attending?
Volunteer at a session, sponsor one, or donate — every bit grows the program.