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Between Hives and Hedgerows (part III of the Nature's Apothecary series)

Sat, Aug 22

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501 MacCallum's Ln

Explore - Gather - Taste - Create A family-friendly event of herbs, mindfulness, and nature. 50$+tax per person.

Between Hives and Hedgerows (part III of the Nature's Apothecary series)
Between Hives and Hedgerows (part III of the Nature's Apothecary series)

Time & Location

Aug 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

501 MacCallum's Ln, 501 MacCallum's Ln, Vankleek Hill, ON K0B 1R0, Canada

About the event

Join us for a peaceful late-summer gathering at the beautiful meadows of Gibbs Honey in Vankleek Hill.

Together we'll slow down, reconnect with nature, and discover the healing gifts growing all around us. During our guided walk, you'll learn to identify common wild and cultivated herbs, explore their traditional medicinal uses, taste seasonal plants, and hear the stories that have connected people to these herbs for generations.


After our walk, we'll gather in the charming barn for homemade refreshments and simple treats while sharing what we've discovered. You'll also have time to browse the Gibbs Honey shop and meet Andrea, whose family opened their grounds for our gathering.

Whether you're completely new to herbalism or already growing herbs at home, you'll leave with practical knowledge, fresh inspiration, and a deeper connection to the plants around you.


Ines, your guide for this event, is a certified Forest Therapy and Therapeutic Horticulture…


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