Additional Afternoon Tea dates 
will be posted during the year. 

October 4th: tea dates posted for November
November 1st: Holiday Teas for December will be posted
January 16: Tea dates posted for February and March

Intro to Plant Based Foods

Discover plant-based food, the hottest trend in food during this evening workshop. Gain a new appreciation for this healthy eating style and enjoy the simple, fresh beauty of seasonal plants as you taste Pumpkin Curry Soup, Baked Apple Swirls and more tastes of fall. Sink your teeth into this healthful and delicious cuisine with Rissa Miller, the former Senior Editor of Vegan Journal magazine and a vegan of 28 years. She will discuss plant-based foods, how they can help save the world, their preparation, ways to incorporate more of them into your daily life, and how to get the most depth and flavor out of them as you sample small bites. Participants will receive a free copy of the magazine, packed with tasty recipes, as well as handouts to make nutrition questions easier.

Wednesday, Sept 27
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $35.00

Afternoon Tea - Saturday, September 30

Savor a complete Afternoon Tea with salad, sandwiches, fresh fruit, oven fresh scones, and mini-desserts. Assorted flavors of tea round out your menu. By reservation only.

Saturday September 30th (Filled)
Select: 11:00 am, 12:00 pm, or 1:00 pm
Fee: $40.00/person (includes tax and gratuity)

Afternoon Tea Dates

Additional Afternoon Tea Dates will be released on October 4th for November, including our Traditional Holiday Teas after Thanksgiving.

Charcuterie Board with Dessert & Hot Tea

Kari from Delectable Designs will join us to teach the history of charcuterie as well as how to design the perfect platter. Everyone will create an individual sized board to eat here (or to take home). Sweet Remembrances will serve hot tea and some sweet treats for dessert.

Sunday, October 1(Filled)
1:00 - 3:00
Fee: $40.00

Bay Leaf Kitchen Wreath

Create a very easy and quite pretty wreath made with dried bay leaves, chili peppers, cinnamon sticks, dried orange and apple pieces and more. Children age 8 and up welcome.

Tuesday October 3 (Filled)
7:00 pm –8:00 pm
Fee: $25.00

AfternoonTEA Tuesday, October 10

Join us for Afternoon Tea in October. Tea, salad, sandwiches, scones, fruit and desserts all combined to create an experience to delight all your senses!

Tuesday, October 10 (Filled)
Choose: 11 am, 12 pm, and 1:00 pm 
Fee: $40.00/person (includes tax and gratuity)

Edible Gifts with Herbs

Everyone loves a homemade gift!  Instructions to make vinegars, flavored oils, mustards, liqueurs, beverage mixes, herbal rice and other seasoning blends all made with either fresh or dried herbs will be shared. Participants will be provided recipes and taste samples!

Thursday, October 12
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $20.00

Saturday Afternoon Tea - October 14

Enjoy a very special October Afternoon Tea featuring salad, assorted sandwiches, a variety of scones, fresh fruit and festive little desserts. A pot of properly brewed tea accompanies your afternoon tea.

Saturday, October 14 (Filled)
Choose: 11:00 am, 12:00 pm, or 1:00 pm
Fee: $40.00/person (includes tax and gratuity)

What are the Seven Mystic Wheels?

Explore the meaning of Chakra Energy Centers. Join us as we take a discover our Chakras. What are they,  where are they, where do they come from, and what do they do? Lorie Middendorf of The Seasonal Herbal will be the instructor this evening.


Wednesday, October 18
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $20.00

a hauntingly delightful Halloween Tea

Clever culinary artist, Nancy Reppert, will create a delightful afternoon tea party for you to enjoy with your family and friends. Costumes encouraged! Pumpkins, Spiders, Ghosts and a few other tricks or treats await you at this special afternoon tea.

Sunday October 22 (Filled)
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Fee: $55.00

Create a Despacho (Prayer Bundle)

Creating a despacho is a lovely 3D way to set intentions in a group setting, using symbolic and natural elements. It is appropriate for any occasion but especially meaningful around November 1 (All Saints Day, Day of the Dead, Samhain) to honor ancestors. Join Shaman Pat Banzhoff in this lovely ceremony. The group will create one "community" prayer bundle in class which Shaman Pat will burn on our behalf on Nov. 1st (all are invited to that fire also). Plus, step by step instructions to create your own at home will be provided.

Tuesday, October 24
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $30.00

Afternoon Tea - Thursday, October 26

Join us for Afternoon Tea. Tea, salad, sandwiches, scones, fruit and desserts all combined to create an experience to delight all your senses!

Thursday, October 26 (Filled)
Select: 11:00 am, 12:00 pm, or 1:00 pm
Fee: $40.00/person (includes tax and gratuity)

a hauntingly delightful Halloween Tea

Clever culinary artist, Nancy Reppert, will create a delightful afternoon tea party for you to enjoy with your family and friends. Costumes encouraged! Pumpkins, Spiders, Ghosts and a few other tricks or treats await you at this special afternoon tea.

Sunday, October 29 (Filled)
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Fee: $55.00

December Tea Party Events - 2023

Our Holiday Themed Tea Party events will be announced on Wednesday, November 1st.

All About CHAI

Masala chai (or more casually shortened to 'chai' in America) is the traditional drink of India and defined as a blend of black tea, milk, sugar, and spices. We will explore the history of chai, the spices both "cooling" and "warming", and their health purposes as well as how to prepare a variety of chai tea blends and chai lattes. Taste several different varieties of Chai during this tasting informative session. Susanna Reppert Brill of The Rosemary House is the instructor.

Thursday, November 2
6:30 - 8:00
Fee: $25.00

Afternoon Tea and Superstitions

Do you feel lucky? Almost everyone participates in some level of superstition; whether you knock on wood, wear a special shirt on Game Day, blow out birthday candles, or choose not to walk under a ladder, it's a safe gamble that you are more superstitious than you think. But where did this lore come from? Why does it stick? And how, in modern time, is it  more prevalent than ever? Let's adventure through the past and uncover the truth of why black cats are 50% less adoptable, how an electric fan can steal your soul, and what to do with those darn tree spirits, as we examine the origin of the stories of common superstitions. It's definitely guaranteed you will leave with a new perspective. Join Rissa Miller and learn all of this and more after a full afternoon tea prepared by Nancy Reppert
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Sunday, Nov 5 (Filled)
1:00 - 3:00
Fee: $50.00

FIRE CIDER and Herbs for Winter Health

Want to learn more about medicinal herbs? This is the class for you! We will explore the many herbs and remedies that can be used to keep you and your family healthy over the winter. Class will also review the many different versions of fire cider. All supplies will be provided for participants to make their own fire cider to take home. Remedies for coughs, colds, flues and general wintertime tonics will be explored.

Tuesday, Nov. 14 
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $25.00

Sacred and Symbolic Swags

Herbal wreaths and swags were hung on homes for protection long before they were considered decorative. Herbs and evergreens were chosen with care based on their protective qualities to ensure families were safe inside! Join us to create your own protective and decorative evergreen swag as you learn about the historical symbolism and safeguarding properties of holiday herbs! Taught by Mikell Youell Worley, author of Enhancing Your Life with Herbs.

Wednesday, Nov 29
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $30.00

A Way of Life - Practical Herbalism Course - Monthly Sessions: Sunday, Jan - Oct, 2024:


The Rosemary House is excited to offer this 10 month immersive herbalism course beginning in January 2024 and running through October 2024. This class combines herbal pioneer and superstar Rosemary Gladstar's Science and Art of Herbalism Correspondence Material with Susanna Reppert's years of herbal experience. All participants will receive Rosemary's highly esteemed course (valued at $375). If you already own her course, we will happily deduct that from the cost of our program.

Practical Herbalism is the unique blend of extensive information and full sensory experience in the classroom and the garden. The Rosemary House which serves as the "campus" for this course is the not so silent teacher/partner in the program providing a venue that offers the herbs to see, touch, taste and smell while learning. A Way of Life Practical Herbalism Course teaches not just medicinal herbalism but dips into gardening, crafting, culinary and lifestyle tips with herbs.

About the Instructor: Susanna Reppert is a 6th generation herbalist eager to share her passion for herbs. In addition to being a student of Rosemary Gladstar's program and a graduate of David Winston's School of Herbal Therapeutics, she has a wealth of knowledge gleaned from 50 years behind the desk at The Rosemary House. Rosemary Gladstar whose course work will be the basis for the class, is a pioneer in the herbal movement and has been called the "godmother of American Herbalism". She is the founder of the California School of Herbal Studies, the oldest running school in the US and the author of the Science and Art of Herbalism at-home course. She is also the author of numerous books.

Program Includes:
  • All materials including Rosemary Gladstar's Art and Science of Herbal Medicine
  • A one year online subscription to The Essential Herbal Magazine
  • Presentations by Guest Lecturers
  • Tastes and Samples of Herbal Teas
  • Hands on "make and take" projects
  • Certificate from Rosemary Gladstar's Science and Art of Herbalism Course
  • Certificate from 'A Way of Life' Practical Herbalism Course 
  • (Note: Receipt of both Certificates based upon attendance and completion of assignments). 
Program dates for 2024: 
Jan 21, Feb 18, Mar 17, April 21, May 19, 
June 16, July 21, Aug 18, Sept 15, Oct 13.
Program Time: Sundays 10am- 4pm
Program Tuition for 2024: $1,250.00 if registered before 12/15/2022; if registered after 12/15 tuition is: $1,400.00.
A non-refundable deposit of $350.00 is required by Dec 1st.  Individual payment plans may be arranged. 
Program Level: Beginner/Intermediate