Craft your way to a prettier home through this lesson from mindful art teacher Sari Fujimaru, who’ll instruct interested adults in “the philosophy and basic structure of Japanese flower arrangement art.” Ikebana traces its roots back to sixth-century Buddhist cultural exchanges between China and Japan, with the modern art form focused on empty space as much as asymmetry. Monday’s class utilizes in-season wild plants for a small ikebana piece that crafters can take home afterward. Only 30 spots are available, so arrive early! – James Scott