Things to Do on Mother’s Day in Greenwich
with guest teacher Botanica & Field
📍 The Admiral Hardy, Greenwich

Looking for things to do on Mother’s Day that feel meaningful, creative, and memorable? Join us for a Mother’s Day Pressed Flower Art Workshop at The Admiral Hardy in Greenwich — a relaxed, hands-on art workshop led by guest teacher Botanica & Field.

This carefully designed Mother’s Day activity is suitable for adults and children aged 8+ and offers a calm, inspiring way to celebrate. Whether you attend together with family, share the experience with children, or enjoy a peaceful creative moment for yourself, this pressed flower workshop provides a beautiful alternative to the usual Mother’s Day plans.

If you’re searching for things to do on Mother’s Day that go beyond lunch reservations or last-minute gifts, this art workshop offers time, creativity, and connection all in one memorable experience.

A creative Mother’s Day activity using real pressed flowers

This pressed flower workshop invites you to slow down and create something truly unique using real, pre-pressed flowers. Flowers are prepared in advance so that during the art workshop, the focus is on creativity, composition, and enjoyment rather than technical processes.

Each guest will design and create their own pressed flower artwork to take home, making this Mother’s Day activity both a meaningful experience and a lasting keepsake.

This is one of those rare things to do on Mother’s Day that works beautifully whether you’re creating together or enjoying mindful time alone.

Beginner-friendly art workshop for adults & children (8+)

This art workshop is fully beginner-friendly and thoughtfully structured to support both adults and children aged 8+. Children are gently guided step by step, while adults are free to take a more intuitive, expressive approach.

Participants can choose to create:

• A floral animal design such as a butterfly, bird, or turtle, or
• A free-form botanical composition inspired by nature

This flexible structure makes the pressed flower workshop ideal for families seeking creative things to do on Mother’s Day, as well as individuals looking for a calm, screen-free Mother’s Day activity.

Relaxed Mother’s Day workshop at The Admiral Hardy, Greenwich

Held inside The Admiral Hardy, this Mother’s Day Pressed Flower Art Workshop takes place in a warm, welcoming pub setting – perfect for a relaxed daytime celebration.

Guests are welcome to enjoy food and drinks before or after the art workshop (booking recommended), making it an easy and enjoyable choice for anyone planning things to do on Mother’s Day in Greenwich. The atmosphere complements the gentle pace of the pressed flower workshop, creating a calm and uplifting experience for all.

Why this is one of the best things to do on Mother’s Day

If you’re looking for things to do on Mother’s Day that feel thoughtful rather than transactional, this pressed flower workshop offers something deeper. Working with natural materials can be grounding and joyful, and many guests find this art workshop both relaxing and emotionally nourishing.

As a Mother’s Day activity, it’s ideal for:

• Families creating memories together
• Mothers and children spending quality time side by side

Anyone seeking a peaceful, creative escape.

Spaces are limited to ensure individual attention throughout the art workshop, and early booking is recommended – this is one of our most popular things to do on Mother’s Day.

What you’ll get

• All materials provided, including a curated selection of real pre-pressed flowers
• Expert guidance from guest teacher Botanica & Field
• One finished pressed flower artwork to take home
• Use of tools such as tweezers and specialist adhesives
• Protective packaging for transporting artwork safely
• A relaxed, welcoming creative environment at The Admiral Hardy

Knowledge required

This art workshop is beginner-friendly. No prior experience needed. Suitable for both beginners and those with creative experience.

What to bring

Nothing at all – just yourselves and a willingness to get creative.