TEND is the practice of care.
Through studio offerings and project-based work, TEND helps people care for what is already here and grow what comes next.
TEND Studio
Flowers, plants, goods, and gatherings.TEND Studio is where care becomes something you can hold, grow, give, gather around or bring home.
Two ways to TEND. What we notice, we care for. What we care for grows.
TEND Studio
Flowers, plants, goods and gatherings.
TEND Studio is where care becomes something you can hold, grow, give, gather around, or bring home.
Markets & Pop-UpsFind TEND in person through seasonal markets. TULIP will be out this summer!
TEND Projects
Thoughtful support for work that matters.
TEND Projects brings attention, structure, and steadiness to small businesses, nonprofits, founders, and teams moving meaningful work forward.
Event/Project Facilitation
For markets, activations, launches, programs, and projects with a lot of moving pieces. TEND brings structure, communication, and follow-through.
Client & Guest Experience
For businesses and teams that want to understand how people experience their service, space, event, or program and improve what gets in the way.
Systems and Structure
For work that needs clearer process, better tools, cleaner handoffs, or a practical way to keep things moving.
Steady Hands
For work that matters enough to need real attention. When you need someone to step in, hold the thread, and carry it forward with care.
TEND partners with organizations, nonprofits, and community groups to bring thoughtful projects to life.With a background in operations, leadership, event coordination and customer experience, TEND supports work that needs structure, care and calm execution.
Areas of Support:
Event coordination
Project planning
Community engagement
Sponsor and partner coordination
Volunteer support
Communications
Experience design
Floral and environmental stylingFor project or partnerhip inquiries, please reach out.
About TEND
What we care for grows
TEND began with a simple belief: care is not just a feeling. It is a practice.It is the work of slowing down enough to notice what matters, understand it clearly, and act with intent. Sometimes that care looks like flowers, plants, candles, garden starts, markets, and small seasonal offerings.Sometimes it looks like a project plan, a better handoff, a clearer experience, or someone steady enough to step in when the work needs holding. TEND is built around thoughtful attention.The kind of attention that helps good things keep going.
Behind TEND
TEND is led by me, Tania Borle.For most of my career, I have been at my best with my hands in the work. Helping shape the idea, build the plan, sort through the mess, share what I know, and move things forward.I like the doing. I like the weeds. I like the moment when scattered pieces start to make sense.But I have also learned that getting things done is not the same as tending them well.Moving fast can create momentum, but it can also make you miss not just things, but moments... experience. Also the friction in a process, the person who is quietly stuck, the detail that would have changed the outcome, the seed worth saving for next year.
TEND is my practice of slowing down enough to notice, while still caring enough to act.It is how I bring together what I have done for years lead and grow teams and talent, client experience, process development, operations, project support, and practical problem-solving — with the kind of attention that creates better, more lasting outcomes.For how people work. For how people live. For what we choose to grow next.TB
TEND Seed ProjectThe TEND Seed Project is one small expression of that practice.A reminder that growth does not always come from doing more. Sometimes it comes from noticing what is already here.The sunflower that gives seed.
The garden that teaches patience.
The simple act of saving something for another season.Through shared seeds, garden starts, growing notes, and seasonal experiments, TEND Seed Project invites people to slow down, take part, and grow something with care.
What we care for grows.
Meet TULIP
Tulip is my beautiful mess!I cannot wait to show her off in her glorious 'work in progress' state this summer.Here's where you can find us summer 2026:
Monday August 3 - Bowness Street FestivalSaturday August 15 - Airdrie August Night MarketFriday August 21 - Diamond Willow Farms Night MarketFriday August 28 - Diamond Willow Farms Night MarketSaturday September 12 -AirdrieFEST Makers Market
Collab with TEND
Looking for flowers, plants, seasonal goods, market offerings, project support or something that does not fit neatly in a box? Start here.
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