Gardening with Fairies

$35.00

October 5, 2025 | 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

With Rachel Allai

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Attend during the Kaw Valley Farm Tour!

Join guest presenter Rachel Allai, musician and teacher for this fun, interactive workshop for people of all ages! For many, gardening is already a magical experience, why not invite more by gardening with faeries?

According to Celtic lore, the land of the fae exists in a realm just outside our sensory perceptions, but it is just as real as a soft breeze - often felt but not seen. Fairies are the spirits of nature. By inviting these playful beings into our gardens, we invite more relationship and reciprocity with our plant friends. Oh yeah - and more fun!

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Guest Presenter Bio:

Rachel Allai is a mom, musician, speaker, and visionary that lives along the Burroughs Creek on the ancestral lands of the Kaw, Osage and Shawnee peoples in Lawrence, Kansas. Over the past 15 years, she has taught nature education in a number of formal and informal settings. Currently, she moms full-time, plays the fiddle with Signal Ridge and Weda Skirts, and apprentices with Lori Trojan of Wild Ivy Herb Farm. She holds a bachelors of science degree in wildlife biology from Baker University and is thrilled to be teaching again!

October 5, 2025 | 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

With Rachel Allai

⎯

Attend during the Kaw Valley Farm Tour!

Join guest presenter Rachel Allai, musician and teacher for this fun, interactive workshop for people of all ages! For many, gardening is already a magical experience, why not invite more by gardening with faeries?

According to Celtic lore, the land of the fae exists in a realm just outside our sensory perceptions, but it is just as real as a soft breeze - often felt but not seen. Fairies are the spirits of nature. By inviting these playful beings into our gardens, we invite more relationship and reciprocity with our plant friends. Oh yeah - and more fun!

⎯

Guest Presenter Bio:

Rachel Allai is a mom, musician, speaker, and visionary that lives along the Burroughs Creek on the ancestral lands of the Kaw, Osage and Shawnee peoples in Lawrence, Kansas. Over the past 15 years, she has taught nature education in a number of formal and informal settings. Currently, she moms full-time, plays the fiddle with Signal Ridge and Weda Skirts, and apprentices with Lori Trojan of Wild Ivy Herb Farm. She holds a bachelors of science degree in wildlife biology from Baker University and is thrilled to be teaching again!

Additional Information:

We hold each workshop outdoors or under our large hoophouse at Wild Ivy Herb Farm.  Click here for directions and follow the signs to the designated parking area.

Please wear appropriate outdoor closed-toe footwear.

Participants will receive a 10% discount on Wild Ivy Herb Farm products at the time of the workshop.

Please note: Once you have registered for a workshop, we do not issue refunds except in the case of severe weather. You will be notified if severe weather forces a workshop to be rescheduled.  Additionally, if fewer than three participants are registered for any workshop, we reserve the right to cancel the workshop and will provide a full refund.

You will receive an email confirmation and additional information after you register.

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