Give your little one a hands-on day at the farm. Purchase a 2027 Little Bloomers Farm Experience for your child or as a gift, then redeem it for one eligible Little Bloomers workshop during the 2027 season.
2027 Little Bloomers Farm Experience
$20 per child | Ages 2–7
Little hands belong on the farm too.
Planting a seed.
Looking closely at a flower.
Watching a bee move from bloom to bloom.
Digging in the soil.
Discovering where things grow.
For little ones, some of the best learning happens when they can touch it, see it, and experience it for themselves.
The Little Bloomers Farm Experience gives children ages 2–7 the opportunity to participate in one eligible hands-on Little Bloomers workshop at Wendland Family Farm.
Purchase ahead for your own child or give a little farmer an experience to look forward to.
No workshop date needs to be selected when purchasing.
What's Included
Little Bloomers Farm Experience — $20 per child
Each experience includes:
Admission for one child to one eligible 2027 Little Bloomers workshop
Approximately 60 minutes of age-appropriate farm learning
Hands-on activities
Seasonal farm exploration
Applicable craft, planting, or project supplies
Applicable take-home project or keepsake
Plenty of opportunities to learn by doing
Exact activities and take-home items vary by workshop.
A parent or responsible adult must remain with the child throughout the experience.
What Will They Experience?
Little Bloomers workshops follow the farm and the growing season.
Children may explore topics such as:
Flowers
Seeds
Planting
Pollinators
Vegetables
Herbs
Soil
Harvesting
And other things happening around the farm.
One workshop might involve planting.
Another might send us looking for pollinators.
Another could have little hands exploring flowers or discovering what's growing in the garden.
The goal is simple:
Let them experience the farm with their own hands.
Want to Try Little Bloomers?
Not ready for the full season membership?
This is a wonderful way to experience one Little Bloomers workshop.
Purchase now, then choose an eligible workshop once our 2027 dates are released.
If your family falls in love with Little Bloomers and wants a season of farm learning, you can also explore our separate 2027 Little Bloomers Membership.
Give a Little Farmer an Experience
Little Bloomers also makes a wonderful experience gift.
Grandparents can give it to a grandchild.
Aunt or Uncle can put a farm adventure under the Christmas tree.
Parents can choose it for a birthday.
Or give it to the little one who would much rather dig in the dirt than receive another toy.
Because the workshop is selected later, you don't need to know the family's 2027 schedule before purchasing.
Important: This Is a Redeemable 2027 Experience
Purchasing this product does not reserve a specific Little Bloomers workshop or date.
Your purchase provides admission for one child to one eligible 2027 Little Bloomers workshop.
Once eligible dates are released, the purchaser or recipient must follow the redemption process to reserve an available workshop.
This experience must be redeemed and used during the 2027 season.
Reservations are subject to availability, and purchase does not guarantee admission to a particular workshop or date.
Experience Details
$20 per child
Designed for ages 2–7
Valid for one eligible 2027 Little Bloomers workshop
Approximately 60 minutes
Includes hands-on farm activities and instruction
Includes applicable supplies and take-home project
Exact activities vary by workshop
Parent or responsible adult must remain with the child
Purchase for your own child or give as a gift
No workshop or date is selected at checkout
Advance reservation is required and subject to availability
Does not include the benefits of the full Little Bloomers Membership
All experience purchases are non-refundable
Must be redeemed and used during the 2027 season
Unused experiences expire at the end of 2027 and do not roll over
Cannot be converted to cash, store credit, products, or another experience
Farm Guidelines and applicable liability-waiver requirements apply
Let Them Grow Here
Let them plant.
Let them explore.
Let them ask questions.
Let them get their hands a little dirty.
And let the farm become one of the places where they learn how the world around them grows.