Fall 2010 Workshop Spotlight:
Berry and Tini: Sippin' and Stylin' Away! (SE-11): Meet or reconnect with friends as we host a “Berry Topiary” workshop while sipping a Berrytini. Take a relaxing moment during the holiday rush to have some fun as you create a 29” berry topiary. With just a little flair and our easy step-by-step directions, you can turn flowers, greenery and berries into a one of a kind topiary that lends a stylish, festive touch to your home for fall and the holidays. Whether your taste leans toward contemporary or classic, modern glamour, or shabby chic, this timeless and colorful decoration will be admired for years to come. At the beginning you will enjoy one of Chef Elsie’s favorite desserts while “sipping” one of Curtis’ million-dollar Berrytinis. Register now!
Fall 2010 Workshops
Southern Exposure is offering 41 exciting workshops during the Fall 2010 season, which begins on Thursday, Sept. 2, and continues until Sunday, Dec. 19. You'll find there's a workshop for virtually every taste or interest, including our popular favorites and several new classes designed to dazzle you! Click here for the Fall 2010 Schedule.
If you have friends who've never been to Southern Exposure, ask them to check out our Fall 2010 schedule. We have many fun events that are ideal for newcomers!
View Workshops for Fall 2010:
Workshops - Listing by Date
Workshops - Alphabetical Listing
Workshops - Printable PDF Listing
All workshops are held on the grounds of Southern Exposure and most run for about two hours. Please register online in advance to assure your spot. Prices include all supplies (if applicable), any food or beverage, and tax. Click here to register online.
How to Register for a Workshop:
We strongly encourage you to register online using a major credit card. It's fast, easy and fully secure to protect your privacy. Just click on the button below to get started. You will receive a receipt via e-mail automatically.
To learn more about our Fall 2010 schedule, select one of links below or call the Southern Exposure office at (269) 962-1255 during normal business hours.
Did You Know?
Here are some fun facts about Christmas to share with your friends and family:
- If you received all of the gifts in the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas," you would receive 364 gifts.
- The first president to decorate the white house Christmas tree in the United States was Franklin Pierce in 1853.
- Germany made the first artificial Christmas trees. They were made of goose feathers and dyed green.
- Christmas became a national holiday in America on June 26, 1870.
- "Rudolph" the red-nosed reindeer was actually created by Montgomery Ward in the late 1930's for a holiday promotion. The rest is history.