Rosemary and Thyme Mother's Day Tea

Win a Two-for-One High Tea Experience – Drawing at Rosemary & Thyme’s Upcoming Mother’s Day Tea on Sunday, May 11

May 5, 2025 – Pacific Grove, CA – Rosemary & Thyme High Teas is delighted to announce a special drawing during its upcoming Mother’s Day High Tea on Sunday, May 11 at 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm.

One lucky guest will win a Two-for-One voucher to use at a future high tea event—an invitation to return and bring a guest free of charge.

Hosted in the picturesque coastal town of Pacific Grove at Old St. Angela's Inn near downtown Pacific Grove, 312 Central, this Mother’s Day tea offers a classic English high tea experience with freshly baked scones, finger sandwiches, sweet treats, and the signature Rosemary & Thyme tea blend.

“We wanted to add a little extra joy to this special day,” said founder Dot Findlater. “It’s a simple way to thank our guests and keep the tradition going.”

To attend and be entered in the drawing, guests must reserve in advance.

For more information and reservations: https://www.rosemaryandthymehighteas.com/shop/p/a-mothers-day-to-remember-high-tea-by-the-sea

About Dot Findlater

A native of England with proud Scottish heritage, Dot Findlater brings a personal passion for tradition, hospitality, and theatre to every Rosemary & Thyme High Tea experience. Upon settling in Monterey with her family, she saw a unique opportunity to share the refined charm of British tea culture in this coastal California town.

“I’m thrilled to bring a touch of British tradition to Monterey,” Dot says. “Each tea is designed to entertain, delight, and offer guests a taste of England’s grace and charm.”

Dot also owns Mirror Images Global Entertainment, representing over 1,500 performers and celebrity lookalikes booked worldwide for film, television, and special events. Her tea gatherings often feature whimsical touches—from Victorian-inspired “Tea Dueling” to themed performers like characters from The Wizard of Oz or Star Wars and live musical entertainment.

A Brief History of English Tea

Popularized in the 19th century during Queen Victoria’s reign, English High Tea began as a practical afternoon pick-me-up and blossomed into a beloved social tradition. Featuring delicate finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and assorted pastries, it remains a cherished ritual for those who appreciate grace, conversation, and culinary elegance.

To learn more or to book your own tea experience, visit www.rosemaryandthymehighteas.com, call 831-888-4036, or email [email protected].