Adventure brief
International Women's Day - Card Making Workshop
Celebrate International Women's Day with a hands-on card-making workshop at a Prince Edward winery. Sip sparkling wine and create a heartfelt card in the oak-scented back barrel room while enjoying light fare and lively company.
On March 8th in Prince Edward, Ontario, a two-hour card-making workshop transforms a winery’s back barrel room into an intimate creative salon for International Women’s Day. From 1–3pm, participants are greeted with a splash of sparkling wine, light fare, and a fully stocked craft table with blank card stock and postcards, watercolours, markers, pencils, stickers, and stencils. The workshop runs two hours and is capped at 12 guests; the minimum age is 19, so the mood stays lively and convivial.
The back barrel room is the scene setter: stacked oak barrels and warm wood grain frame long tables where you can spread paints, practice lettering, and assemble layered, hand-crafted cards. This experience is a standout in Prince Edward County’s vibrant wine scene because it pairs tasting culture with creative practice, turning a standard winery visit into a focused, social craft session. You’ll work from guided prompts or follow your own inspiration to create a single card ready to send, giving you both the satisfaction of finishing an artwork and a meaningful way to say thanks.
Supplies are included, so there’s no need to bring materials beyond any personal favorite pens or photos to use as reference; an apron can help keep clothing clean. Beyond the craft itself, the tasting element matters: sparkling wine softens conversation and lends a celebratory air, while light fare keeps everyone comfortable during creative bursts. The workshop also makes for a thoughtful group outing—friends, family members, or small teams will find this format easy to coordinate within a longer weekend of vineyard visits.
Photographically, the back barrel room rewards close-in detail shots: paint-streaked hands, layered paper edges, a half-finished watercolor wash, and the warm concentric rings of oak barrels behind your tableau. Booking is required—spaces are limited—and the referral link supplies current availability and payment options. Practical notes: the event starts promptly at 1pm, runs until 3pm, and enforces a minimum age of 19; if you have mobility needs, contact the host ahead of time to confirm accessibility.
This workshop is less about technical instruction and more about connection—celebration, community, and creativity—so come ready to experiment, share stories, and make something personal. If you’re visiting Prince Edward to sample wines and local culture, this two-hour card-making event offers a memorable pause: craft, clink glasses, and leave with a keepsake that carries intention. Reserve early through the booking link, and plan to celebrate International Women’s Day in a way that blends thoughtful making with the convivial spirit of a local winery.
Bring a small inspiration photo, wear layers for changing cellar temperatures, and arrive ready to socialize—this is the kind of experience that turns an ordinary visit into a memorable, creative celebration with friends and sparkling wine.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Reserve earlyessential
Capacity is limited to 12 guests; book in advance to guarantee a spot.
- 02Bring valid IDessential
Minimum age is 19—carry government-issued ID for check-in.
- 03Dress in layersinfo
Barrel rooms can feel cool; a light sweater ensures comfort during the two-hour session.
- 04Protect your clothingwarning
Wear an apron or clothes you don’t mind getting paint on; some media can stain.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Small inspiration photo
Bring a reference image to spark design ideas for your card.
Apron or cover-up
Protect clothing from paint, glue, and ink while you work.
EssentialComfortable layers
The barrel room may be cooler than outdoor areas; layers keep you comfortable.
EssentialSmall tote or bag
Carry finished cards home safely and keep personal items organized.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The back barrel room’s oak barrel backdrop—ideal for intimate photos and focused crafting, The craft table layout where individual stations make collaborative swapping of ideas easy
Local fauna
songbirds, white-tailed deer
Historic heritage
This workshop is scheduled for International Women’s Day (March 8), a global day recognizing women’s achievements and community building.
Mindful exploration
Support local businesses by choosing small-group experiences; minimize waste by reusing materials when possible and follow venue guidelines for disposal.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Overhead of your worktable to capture layouts and tools, Close-up of hands and brushstrokes against the barrel background, Wide angle including the craft table and stacked oak barrels
- Subjects
- Portraits of makers, Craft details like layered paper and paint, Barrel room interiors and wine glass still lifes
- Best times
- Early afternoon (event time 1–3pm), Late afternoon for any outdoor vineyard photos, Anytime for close-up detail shots
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Are supplies included?
Yes. The workshop provides blank card stock, watercolours, markers, pencils, stickers, and stencils as noted in the listing.
What is the minimum age?
Minimum age is 19. Please bring government-issued photo ID for age verification at check-in.
Is wine provided?
Participants are welcomed with a splash of sparkling wine and light fare as part of the event experience.
How many people are in a group?
The session is limited to 12 guests to keep the workshop hands-on and social. Book individual spots or reserve together to sit nearby.
What if I arrive late?
The event begins promptly at 1pm. Late arrivals may miss introductions and demonstrations—contact the host ahead of time if you expect a delay.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellation and refund details are managed via the booking link; check the reservation page or contact the host directly for specific terms.