Fourth of July Ikebana Japanese Floral Arrangement Class

Mother’s Day Ikebana/Japanese Floral Arrangement Class

Sunday, June 28, 2026

2:30 PM- 4:00 PM

Instructor: Irene Gomulka

Class size is limited— please sign up before Friday, June 26 by 1:00 PM.

Please bring scissors to use in this class.

Let’s have some fun with Ikebana and make a Fourth of July Ikebana Japanese floral arrangement. As America marks 250 years of independence, participants in this workshop will learn how to make a unique Fourth of July Ikebana arrangement that expresses simplicity, seasonality, movement and harmony, which are all important qualities of Ikebana.

You will also be introduced to the history of Ikebana, which is 500 years old and the traditional tools used to create these elegant Ikebana arrangements.

Children 12 and older are welcome to attend when accompanied by a parent— both must purchase a ticket.

All plant materials and a glass vase will be provided.

Registration includes admission to the beautiful Gardens before or after class.

Irene Gomulka has given numerous demonstrations and taught Ikebana classes at Leu Gardens, Epcot and the Mennello Museum and teaches ongoing Ikebana workshops. She is an annual Art in Bloom exhibitor at the Orlando Museum of Art. Irene is a licensed instructor in the Sogetsu School of Ikebana and holds the rank of Komon. She is also an instructor of the Banmi Shofu Ryu Ikebana School. Irene is the current President of the Ikebana International Chapter in Orlando and the Chairperson of the Sogetsu Orlando Study Group. She is a recent recipient of the Ikebana Iwaya Fund’s Memorial Teaching Scholarship.

Participants must withdraw from classes at least 5 days prior to the start of class in order to receive a full refund or credit. If we must cancel a class, we will make every effort to inform you prior to the class time, and you will receive a full refund or credit.

Only those registered for the class will be permitted to participate. Childcare services are not provided.

Photo Description – A square clear glass vase filled with red, white and blue flowers highlighted with green petals and blooms.

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