Floral Experience with Kayla Binnquist

Join us for a series of experiences to cultivate community within the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco.

Kayla Binnquist, florist and YWAM SF staff member, will be leading participants to craft your own seasonal floral arrangements.

Your ticket will enable a friend in the Tenderloin to participate in the session and explore a career in the floral industry.

10:00 AM - Intro & Vase Preparation

Kayla will give a basic overview of seasonal flowers and introduce vase styles. Then participants will craft their own vase with a surprise ingredient.

10:30 AM - Design Principles, Tools & Care

Kayla will go over basic principles of floral arrangements, focusing on form, color, texture. Then she will introduce the tools that participants will use to craft their arrangements, and share how to best care for the flowers.

11:00 AM - Craft Your Own Fall Floral Arrangement

Kayla will walk participants through each stage of the arrangement process. Participants can fully unleash their creativity with a selection of flowers to work with. We will culminate with a photo shoot.

Tickets include a floral arrangement, your own set of tools, coffee and snacks -- for you and for a member of our community in the Tenderloin.

YWAM San Francisco is a non-profit organization that seeks to engage the city of San Francisco with a loving God by reaching out to each sphere of society in the city. YWAM San Francisco is part of the YWAM San Francisco Bay Area family of ministries and YWAM International family of ministries.

Restoration Initiatives is a ministry of YWAM San Francisco. We exist to see that every person in the Tenderloin has purpose, dignity, a life restored and a safe and loving community to belong to.

360 Foundry is a workforce training program that equips our unhoused neighbors with skills and opportunities to live with dignity and purpose. It is a part of Restoration Initiatives' 360 program, which is a discipleship-driven, trauma-informed, community-based program to restore power to the poor and the marginalized in the Tenderloin.

Host or Publisher YWAM San Francisco