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Organizing and Interiors and Spring Wreaths - Keep Scrolling!


Home Organizing Workshop
Organizing is not about stuff; it is about time and manual labor.  We will discuss how we got here, the origins of clutter, and why we have so much stuff. We will explore the common misconceptions about what it means to be organized, the goal of productivity and the barriers that prevent us from getting organized. We will cover organizing strategies and methods and conclude with choosing the correct storage solutions and how to maintain your space. Additional topics include moving, downsizing, selling and dealing with sentimental items.  Ben Soreff is a Professional Organizer and co-owner of House to Home Organizing based in Ridgefield.

1 Session $ 31 (Ridgefield Sr./Disab. $ 27)
Wed., 4/22 from 6 to 8 p.m. at East Ridge Middle School.

Interiors and Decor


Interior Design Basics - Downloadable course - go at your own pace!
This introductory interior design course covers essential concepts and skills, from space planning and material selection to color theory and lighting design. You will learn to create functional and aesthetically pleasing residential design plans while considering sustainability and accessibility. By the end of the course, you will understand the role of a professional interior designer and be ready to enhance any space.

6 Weeks Access / 24 Course Hours or 3 Months Access for Self-Guided Class


Holiday and Seasonal Wreaths


Craft Your Own Spring Wreath
Welcome Spring with a beautiful, handcrafted wreath! In this 2-hour workshop, you'll get all supplies (flowers, greenery, ribbon) to decorate a grapevine wreath to take home. Perfect for all skill levels – just bring your creativity. Spaces are limited, sign up now! A supply fee of $15 - 20 will be collected at the first class. Class size limited.

Instructor Valerie Kirincich graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology with a BFA in Illustration and the New York Academy of Art with a MFA in Figurative Fine Art. Upon graduation, she freelanced as an illustrator and worked for several Manhattan ad agencies as a graphic designer and art director. She is currently the full time art teacher at Greenwich Catholic School. Valerie believes that art is not only about technical skill, but about discovering a new way to see the world. She enjoys teaching and motivating students of all ages to learn and grow through art!