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Our clubs host recurring small-group events and need florists & garden centers. Partner with us to be one of the florists & garden centers they choose.

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Host workshops

Offer arrangement classes, planting workshops, and seasonal events that bring customers into your shop.

Customers learning flower arrangement at a hands-on florist workshop
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BLOOM & STEM
412 Bull St, Savannah, GA 31401
Florists & Garden Centers
you@bloomstem.com
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Build a garden club

Customers sign up and connect with fellow plant lovers for swap meets, garden tours, and growing tips.

Garden club members gathered for a plant swap meet at a garden center
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Workshop Studio
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AvailableUp to 10 spots·All materials included · mimosas
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Bloom year-round

Track which workshops and events drive the most foot traffic and repeat purchases.

Florist reviewing workshop attendance and customer loyalty metrics

Upcoming Events

BLOOM & STEM

This week
Events

4

Expected guests

68

Coming up

Thursday Night Dinners
Thu, Feb 6·7:00 PM
16
Weekly
Wine & Words Book Club
Sat, Feb 8·3:00 PM
12
Biweekly
Sunday Social Brunch
Sun, Feb 9·11:00 AM
24
Weekly

Loved by partners

Workshop attendees spend three times more than walk-ins. They come for the class and leave with armfuls of flowers.

C

Camille

Florist & Owner · Savannah

Our plant swap meet is the most popular event in the neighborhood. It brings in people who never knew we existed.

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Thaddeus

Garden Center Manager · Charleston

Wreath-making classes fill up weeks in advance now. December revenue doubled since we started.

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Lorraine

Workshop Coordinator · Asheville

The garden club turned our shop into a community hub. Customers come for connection, not just flowers.

F

Felix

Florist & Owner · Portland

Popular clubs

Flower Arrangement Class

Flower Arrangement Class

Weekly hands-on workshops where customers learn to build beautiful bouquets.

Plant Swap Meet

Plant Swap Meet

Monthly meetup where plant lovers trade cuttings, pots, and growing tips.

Garden Tour Group

Garden Tour Group

Seasonal tours of local gardens, farms, and botanical spaces.

Wreath Making Workshop

Wreath Making Workshop

Holiday and seasonal wreath classes that pack your shop every weekend.

Succulent Society

Succulent Society

A club for succulent and cacti enthusiasts to share collections and care advice.

Community Garden Crew

Community Garden Crew

Organize and maintain a shared neighborhood garden with your shop as home base.

FAQ

What is On The Town?

On The Town is a platform where club organizers create recurring social events — dinner clubs, running groups, book clubs, and more. These clubs need great venues to host their events, and that's where you come in. As a partner venue, you get discovered by organizers in your area who are actively looking for places to bring their groups.

How can florists and garden centers partner with On The Town?

Sign up as a partner venue on On The Town — it's completely free and takes just a few minutes. Once listed, garden clubs, flower arranging groups, plant swap circles, and other plant-focused organizers can discover your shop and start using it as their regular meetup and workshop location.

What types of clubs host events at florists and garden centers?

Garden clubs, flower arranging circles, plant swap groups, succulent collectors, terrarium building clubs, seasonal wreath-making groups, and community garden crews. These clubs meet on a recurring schedule — weekly workshops, monthly swaps — which means steady foot traffic from plant lovers who also browse and buy your products each visit.

Does it cost anything for florists to partner?

No, partnering with On The Town is completely free for florists and garden centers. We never charge fees, take a percentage of sales, or require any subscription. There is zero cost — you simply become discoverable to club organizers who need a beautiful, plant-filled space for their recurring events.

How can florists and garden centers get more customers and foot traffic?

Workshops and club events are one of the most effective ways to bring new customers into your shop on a regular basis. When a garden club or arrangement class meets at your location every week, attendees naturally browse your inventory, purchase flowers and supplies, and tell their friends about your shop. On The Town connects you with organizers who already have enthusiastic groups — you just provide the space and the atmosphere.

How does hosting recurring workshops help florists increase sales?

Workshop and event attendees spend significantly more than walk-in customers because they're already engaged and inspired. A flower arrangement class, for example, introduces customers to premium stems and tools they wouldn't have discovered on their own. These shoppers come back not just for the next class, but also for everyday purchases — bouquets, houseplants, and gifts — because they now trust your expertise.

What makes On The Town different from posting workshops on Yelp or Google for florists?

Yelp and Google listings are passive — people might find you if they're already searching. On The Town actively connects your shop with club organizers who are looking for a venue right now for their garden club, plant swap, or arrangement class. These organizers bring committed groups of repeat visitors, not one-time browsers. And unlike advertising on review sites, listing your shop is completely free.
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