08/29/2026
Sunday Coneflower Creamery turns 10 years old! How can you capture all the love, passion, hard work, and dedication in 20 photos?!? We tried our best! So many amazing people helped make Coneflower what it is today. When you’re around great people work becomes fun, as you bond over a common goal - making the best ice cream we know how and making people happy. Our Coneflower adventures have made memories to last a lifetime. It would be impossible to share all the special moments, but here are a just few from over the years. Pictured here - Lauren having fun with some macarons! Circa 2018
Taste test party! In the months prior to Coneflower opening, Co-Owner Brian hosted several taste test parties as we honed in on the perfect Farm-To-Cone ice cream recipe. Fall 2015
Co-Owner and pastry chef, Katie tasting mango chili ice pops opening week at Blackstone. Summer 2016.
Brian with his wife, Josie at the Blackstone shop Friends and Family night. Josie runs Coneflower social media and marketing behind the scenes. Summer 2016.
The first Halloween! Coneflower crew - Eva, Brian, Katie, and Noah, dressed up for work on Halloween with a 1950’s soda fountain theme. It was so much fun that we decided to “dress up” every Saturday with dress shirts and bow ties - a tradition that stands to this day. Fall 2016
The calm before the storm! Emma takes a moment to water the flowers on the patio before her shift. Summer 2018
Stack ‘em high, watch ‘em fly! Katie shows off her practice waffle cones as she tests the recipe. Coneflower’s waffle cones are made from scratch every day. They’re so good and smell incredible as they bake! Summer 2016
No desk, no problem! Brian works in his makeshift office using milk crates and a chocolate box for a desk! Circa 2017
Breakfast with the crew! Coneflower has an annual tradition of waking up early and getting breakfast then picking strawberries for our Sun-Ripened Strawberry ice cream. This year we went to Lisa’s Radial Cafe. Love those pancakes! Summer 2019
Mulberry hands! The kitchen crew got their hands dirty and harvested mulberries the old fashioned way - spreading blankets on the ground, shaking the trees, and harvesti