Stonewall Farm in Keene is offering a class on “Valentine’s Essential Oils (Adult)” on Thursday, February 6th at 5:30pm.

Celebrate the season of love by joining us for an introduction to the basics of aromatherapy, a natural and therapeutic way to enhance your well-being. In this hands-on class, you’ll explore the benefits of single essential oils and learn how to create your own personalized blends. Discover how essential oils can enhance emotional and physical health, promoting relaxation, self-care, and love. You’ll also learn how to properly dilute essential oils for safe use. This class is perfect for individuals looking to focus on self-love and well-being, as well as couples who want to connect on a deeper level through shared experiences and aromatic blends.

Leave class with a linen spray and a heart-focused essential oil blend (a $20-$45 value)— just in time for Valentine’s Day! Plus, you’ll leave with the knowledge and confidence to continue experimenting with oils at home, nurturing your well-being and creating a fragrant atmosphere of love, peace, and joy.

When: Thursday, February 6th at 5:30 PM (will run approximately 1.5 – 2 hours max)

Where: Stonewall Farm, 242 Chesterfield Rd, Keene, NH. In the Learning Center, first floor (same building as the Farm Store)

Cost: $45/person and includes spray bottle, essential oil bottle, all ingredients, and Q & A with the instructor.

Space is limited. Advanced registration and payment are required. $25 of the total payment is non-refundable.

Registration: https://stonewallfarm.org/events/valentines-essential-oils-adult/

Explore more adult & family offerings: https://stonewallfarm.org/public-events/

Deb founded Calcite & Comfrey in 2017 while pursuing her master’s degree. Deb enjoys wild-harvesting herbs on Monadnock region trails from spring through fall. Calcite & Comfrey is a regular participant in various farmers’ markets and pop-up events across the region, and you might even find them at many of the events hosted by Stonewall Farm!

Questions? Email sam@stonewallfarm.org.