Free Community Class: Cups of Magic - Fall Tea & Honey Traditions
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From The Bee-Witched Workshop Series at The Hive Workshop
Note: This is a free community class, tickets are required due to limited space.
As the days grow cooler and autumn settles in, generations before us turned to simple ingredients from the kitchen and garden to stay well through the changing seasons. Long before modern medicine, women were often the keepers of this knowledge, learning how to combine warming herbs, honey, and spices to create nourishing teas & tonics for their families.
In this free community class, we’ll learn about traditional fall herbs and why they have been used for centuries to support immune health during the colder months. We’ll also look at the long history of honey as both food & medicine, valued across cultures for soothing sore throats, calming coughs, and helping herbal remedies taste both comforting and delicious.
Traditionally, this knowledge lived in sisterhoods, kitchens, gardens, and handwritten remedy books. Women blended teas, syrups, and tinctures using what they observed from nature and passed down through generations. At times, that practical wisdom was misunderstood, or even feared, simply because it held quiet power.
During our time together you’ll learn the basics of building a balanced herbal tea, how honey can enhance both flavor and function, and how these traditions connect us to centuries of seasonal care & community knowledge.
Take Home: Seasonal Tea Guide & Honey Pairing Handout & A Renewed Appreciation For The Quiet Wisdom Of Women Who Cared For Their Families & Communities Through Herbs, Honey, & Shared Knowledge
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Returns & Exchanges: - Items may be returned within 14 days of purchase with the original receipt. - Items must be **unused, in original packaging, and in resellable condition.** Refunds & Store Credit: - Refunds will be issued as store credit only. No cash or credit card refunds. - If an item is defective or damaged, we will gladly offer a replacement or store credit. Non-Returnable Items: - Custom Orders - Seasonal or holiday products - Clearance or final sale items Workshop & Event Cancellations: - Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the event for store credit. - No refunds for no-shows or last-minute cancellations. Kindly ensure that you arrive on time for the workshop, unfortunately we will not be able to accommodate late arrivals exceeding 15 min past the scheduled starting time. Please note that items from the store cannot be substituted for the custom hands-on workshop if you are beyond 15 min late. Thank you for your understanding.
Note: This is a free community class, tickets are required due to limited space.
As the days grow cooler and autumn settles in, generations before us turned to simple ingredients from the kitchen and garden to stay well through the changing seasons. Long before modern medicine, women were often the keepers of this knowledge, learning how to combine warming herbs, honey, and spices to create nourishing teas & tonics for their families.
In this free community class, we’ll learn about traditional fall herbs and why they have been used for centuries to support immune health during the colder months. We’ll also look at the long history of honey as both food & medicine, valued across cultures for soothing sore throats, calming coughs, and helping herbal remedies taste both comforting and delicious.
Traditionally, this knowledge lived in sisterhoods, kitchens, gardens, and handwritten remedy books. Women blended teas, syrups, and tinctures using what they observed from nature and passed down through generations. At times, that practical wisdom was misunderstood, or even feared, simply because it held quiet power.
During our time together you’ll learn the basics of building a balanced herbal tea, how honey can enhance both flavor and function, and how these traditions connect us to centuries of seasonal care & community knowledge.
Take Home: Seasonal Tea Guide & Honey Pairing Handout & A Renewed Appreciation For The Quiet Wisdom Of Women Who Cared For Their Families & Communities Through Herbs, Honey, & Shared Knowledge
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Returns & Exchanges: - Items may be returned within 14 days of purchase with the original receipt. - Items must be **unused, in original packaging, and in resellable condition.** Refunds & Store Credit: - Refunds will be issued as store credit only. No cash or credit card refunds. - If an item is defective or damaged, we will gladly offer a replacement or store credit. Non-Returnable Items: - Custom Orders - Seasonal or holiday products - Clearance or final sale items Workshop & Event Cancellations: - Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the event for store credit. - No refunds for no-shows or last-minute cancellations. Kindly ensure that you arrive on time for the workshop, unfortunately we will not be able to accommodate late arrivals exceeding 15 min past the scheduled starting time. Please note that items from the store cannot be substituted for the custom hands-on workshop if you are beyond 15 min late. Thank you for your understanding.
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1828 Patton Dr, Mahomet, IL, United States, Illinois 61853
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