Mother's Day Watercolour and Wellbeing Mini Retreat
Maddies Bolwarra
Sun 03 May '26
Overview
A gentle full‑day of watercolour, creativity and breath, designed as a gift of time and presence. It's the perfect balance of art + wellbeing.
Give you and the women you love a day that feels like a deep breath. Join us on the Sunday before Mother's Day for a full day Mother's Day celebration mini retreat set in the beautiful, relaxing garden at Maddies Bolwarra, Hunter Valley. A nurturing, sensory-rich day for mothers, daughters and friends…
A gentle full‑day of watercolour, creativity and breath, designed as a gift of time and presence. It's the perfect balance of art + wellbeing.
Give you and the women you love a day that feels like a deep breath. Join us on the Sunday before Mother's Day for a full day Mother's Day celebration mini retreat set in the beautiful, relaxing garden at Maddies Bolwarra, Hunter Valley. A nurturing, sensory-rich day for mothers, daughters and friends to slow down, create and celebrate together.
Your day includes:
Mindful watercolour, a guided step-by-step botanical floral painting experience with artist and creativity mentor Amanda O'Bryan - even if you have never painted before!
Nurturing breathwork session with Chloe from Healing Hands of The Hunter
Mini floral arranging demonstration by a guest florist Lily from Lily and Mae
Delicious lunch and refreshments
All art materials and supplies provided - you dont need to bring a thing!
The lovely, sensory-rich, nature-filled garden setting at Maddies.
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