Come make something with us
The Flower Club Workshop
One long table, a glass of wine and an armful of market-fresh stems. Spend an evening making something with your hands, beside people you haven’t met yet.
There’s a particular quiet that settles over the studio about an hour in. The wine has been poured, the demonstration is done, and twelve people who were strangers at six are leaning into their work, sorting ranunculus from sweet pea, turning an arrangement to find its front. Someone laughs at the far end of the table. It’s the part of the evening we’d bottle if we could.
You don’t need experience, just one free evening. We bring the stems, the tools, the technique, and a florist beside you the whole way. The rest of the table brings itself.
People arrive saying they’re not creative. They leave carrying proof that they are.
Kellie · co-founder
The sessions
Choose your evening
$179 a seat · one table of twelve · everything provided
Free tickets are available to customers who have spent $100 or more with Fig & Bloom in the last 30 days.
The evening
How the night runs
Arrive
Doors at six. Find your bench, apron on, tools laid out, and pour yourself a glass. The first half hour is for settling in and saying hello; you’ll be building beside these people all night.
Watch
One of our florists builds an arrangement from the same buckets you’ll work from, walking through the colour-blocked technique we’re known for: how to group, when to stop. Ask anything as she goes.
Build
Then the bench is yours. Market-fresh stems, in season, and a florist beside you for the stem you’re not sure about and the angle that won’t sit. The room goes quiet, then chatty, then quiet again.
Take it home
Your arrangement leaves with you, wrapped for the trip, with care notes for the days after. The flowers last about a week; the technique stays for good.
The demonstration · Melbourne studio
What’s included
Your place is set
Market-fresh stems, in season, from the same market run as the studio’s own work
Tools and an apron, with secateurs, snips and wire laid out at your bench
Wine and cheese, poured from six, topped up while you work
Your finished arrangement, wrapped to travel and home with you that night
Care notes, so the arrangement gives you its full week
Arrive as you are. Everything else is on the bench.
From past evenings
Notes from the studio floor
Twelve strangers, a bench of stems, and by nine o’clock a room of people showing each other what they made. This is what the evenings look like.
Sydney · July
Sydney · July
Sydney · July
Sydney · July
The details
Before the evening
Coming on Your Own
Plenty of guests do. Twelve people around one table, stems in hand; conversation looks after itself. Bring a friend, or leave with new ones.
Do I Need Experience
None. The evening is designed for first-timers, and the technique is forgiving. If you’ve arranged before, our florists will happily stretch you.
What to Wear
Whatever you’re comfortable in, with closed shoes. Aprons are provided; stems drip and secateurs are sharp.
When to Arrive
Doors open at 6pm for a 6.30 start. We finish around 9, though nobody is hurried out the door.
Who Can Book
Seats are for people on the Fig & Bloom list. If you are not on it yet, tick the box when you book and you are in. Joining is free and you can leave any time.
Gifting a Ticket
Reserve a seat and forward the confirmation with a note; the booking carries the ticket, not the name. We’ll look after them on the night.
If Plans Change
Move to another session up to seven days out, subject to seats, or send someone in your place any time.
Finding the Studio
The exact address, with parking and transport notes, is on your confirmation. Both studios are a short walk from public transport.
The Flower Club Workshop
One evening. Twelve workbenches.
Tickets are digital; your order confirmation is your ticket.