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Floristry workshops in full bloom

Inner west locals will have the chance to unleash their inner florist at a series of workshops held in Williamstown during October.

Award winning florist Liza Cagorski – aka Liza Rose – will be sharing her expertise during the workshops at Joan Kirner House at the Williamstown Community and Education Centre (WCEC).

“This is more than a workshop—it’s a community initiative designed to inspire, connect, and empower people through the art of floristry,” said Ms Cagorski who was recently named the Most Outstanding Florist – West Melbourne, at the 2025 Local Business Awards.

“My goal is to create a welcoming space where everyone can learn, express themselves, and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of working with flowers.”

The workshops are for beginners and experienced flower enthusiasts alike and also include classes on candle and soap making.

The first workshops have already started.

To book a spot, contact the Williamstown Community and Education Centre on (03) 9397 6168 or visit: https://www.lizarosefloristry.com/creative-workshops.

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