Mother's Day Weekend at Stanley: How We're Celebrating the Moms
Mother's Day always sneaks up. One minute it's spring break, the next minute you're staring down a Sunday with no plan and a mom who deserves better than a last-minute card.
Good news: the Stanley community went all out this year. Workshops, brunches, bouquets, bonbons, and a flower subscription that gives back. Here's the whole weekend, sorted by what you need.
SPOIL HER LIKE THE QUEEN SHE IS
A bouquet you helped pick. A wine she didn't know she liked. Chocolate she'd never buy for herself. This is the easy stuff.
Poppy & Pine is open Sunday, May 10, 9am–5pm for build-your-own bouquets. Particularly great if the kids want to do the building while mom sleeps in. Visit →
True. is pouring bubbles and serving bites all day Saturday, May 9. Spend $150+ and get a free Geometry towel ($20 value). Stop in →
Mr. B's is running their best weekend wine deal of the season: 15% off 6bottles, 20% off 12, all weekend, mix and match. Plan your stock-up →
Miette et Chocolat has the sweet things with Mom's name on them: assorted bonbon box, filled Daisy chocolates, and a passion fruit-filled dark chocolate flower bar. Shop →
Trunk Nouveau is the move if you don't know exactly what you're getting yet. Jewelry, home goods, and a curated mix of finds that make it hard to leave empty-handed. Visit →
Clementine's Salon has spa treatments if what mom really needs is a couple of quiet hours and someone else doing the work. Gift cards available, too. Book →
Village Farm at Stanley is opening enrollment for their 2026 Flower Subscription. Bouquets are grown and arranged by participants in the Village Exchange Center's Urban Farm Immersion program, which trains local immigrants and refugees in sustainable agriculture. Pickup at Stanley every Monday. Five weeks for $150 or the full season (10 weeks) for $275. Sign up →
WHAT TO EAT
Some moms want to be cooked for. Some want to be left alone with a bagel and a quiet kitchen. Stanley's got both.
Boychik is opening early Sunday, May 10 at 9am with a modified brunch menu, mimosas, and the Mediterranean spread. Spots are limited. Reserve on Resy →
Molino Chido is doing Sunday brunch from 11–3, and every mom gets a complimentary glass of bubbles. All day. No catch. Plan your visit →
Rosenberg's Mother's Day package is brunch-at-home, handled. Bagels, cream cheese, deli salad, specialty fish, veggies, rugelach, macaroons. Feeds 4–6 for $80. Mimosa and Bloody Mary kits if you want to round it out. Pre-order by Wed 5/6 →
Elita has prepped meals ready to make at home, plus full catering if you want the whole day done for you. Order ahead →
WHAT TO DO
The best gift is sometimes a thing you do together. Sometimes it's two hours alone with clay. Stanley's got both of those, too.
Friend Assembly is hosting a wheel-throwing workshop Friday night with a glass of wine in your hand. Beginner-friendly, 21+, and one of the most quietly great date-night-with-mom ideas of the weekend. Friday 5/8, 5:30–7:30pm. Sign up →
MindCraft Makerspace is running a Tree of Life wire-wrappingworkshop on Friday night, 6–8pm. From the one who gave you life, a tree of life — bend, bead, and wrap your own pendant or hanging decoration to take home. BYOB from any Stanley spot. Ten seats only. Email admin@mindcraftmakerspace.com to reserve.
Mom's Morning Out is the cheat code. Drop the kids (5–12) with Curious Jane for crafts, walk over to Local Drive for Mamas & Mimosas yoga, and reunite at 12:15 with everyone in a better mood. Saturday 5/9. Register →
Friends of Friends has two: a mom + kid portrait workshop Saturday morning (you draw each other — keep it forever), and a custom charm bracelet workshop with mimosas Saturday afternoon for the mamas only. Book either →
Bonez 4 Budz is throwing their two-year anniversary party Saturday 11–2. While you’re there, don’t forget to grab a gift for the dog moms in your life. Pro photos, Pawsecco, Barkuterie boards, $1,000+ in giveaways. Bring the pup. More info →
To every kind of mom in our community, the ones who pack the snacks, send the texts, hold the whole thing together, thanks for being you. See you this weekend.