Pot, Prune, Pour: Craft a Tiny Bonsai in a Two‑Hour Workshop at a lively wine‑bar venue

CENTENNIAL WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE

Pot, Prune, Pour: Craft a Tiny Bonsai in a Two‑Hour Workshop at a lively wine‑bar venue

A two-hour, beginner-friendly hands-on workshop where you pick and pot your own bonsai with all materials provided — this guide helps you know what to expect and how to prepare.

Pot, Prune, Pour: Craft a Tiny Bonsai in a Two‑Hour Workshop at a lively wine‑bar venue.

Duration
2 Hours
Location
Centennial
Operator
Bonsai Bar
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Bonsai Bar at Uncorked Kitchen & Wine Bar is a hands-on workshop in Centennial where beginners and plant lovers can learn expert tips, choose a tree, and pot it in a ceramic container — all inside a lively restaurant and wine bar setting that includes full food and beverage service and sun‑filled views.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE WORKSHOP

Two hours of hands-on bonsai instruction

Beginner-focused, instructor-led session where every participant works on their own tree with tools provided and leaves with a potted bonsai and basic aftercare guidance.

THE VENUE

A convivial food-and-wine atmosphere

The class takes place inside Uncorked Kitchen & Wine Bar, a full-service restaurant and wine bar with seasonal dishes and a sun‑filled solarium, making it easy to pair the workshop with dinner or drinks.

THE TAKEAWAY

Everything you need — and a tree to steward

Tickets include a tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, two hours of instruction, and ongoing support through the operator’s follow‑up program; common tools are available to borrow during the session.

What the day feels like

What the evening feels like

The session is a lively, social two‑hour workshop aimed at beginners: you’ll learn core bonsai techniques, select a small tree, pot and style it in a ceramic container, and receive follow‑up support — all inside Uncorked Kitchen & Wine Bar’s comfortable, food‑and‑drink environment.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop suits — and who should check policies first.

1
Plant BeginnersIdeal: the workshop is tailored for beginners and provides instruction, materials, and follow‑up support so newcomers can leave with a cared‑for bonsai.
2
Date Night & FriendsGreat for pairs or small friend groups who want a social, creative two‑hour activity inside a restaurant or wine‑bar setting; each person needs their own ticket.
3
Families with minorsPossibly suitable: many venues are family‑friendly, but under‑21 entry rules vary — contact the venue about the specific under‑21 policy before booking.
4
Large party plannersBe cautious: seating and trees are ticketed per person and space is limited; plan with the operator and venue to confirm capacity for large groups.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Workshops run approximately 2 hours.

What to bring

All bonsai materials are provided; bring your preferred beverage if desired and arrive ready to work. Note: drink tickets are not included with admission.

Tools & materials provided

Participants receive a tree and ceramic pot to keep; common tools such as shears, a chopstick for digging, and a soil bin are available to borrow during the event.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Can two people share one tree/ticket?

No. Events are ticketed per person; every attendee must have a ticket because space is limited.

Are Bonsai Bar workshops 21+?

Maybe. Most venues are family friendly and allow underage guests with a parent or guardian; check the venue's UNDER 21 POLICY or contact the venue directly for specifics.

Are drink tickets included with a ticket?

No, drink tickets are not included in the price of admission.

When should I arrive to the event?

Arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to check in and get settled; workshops start promptly as scheduled.

What is included with a ticket?

You get to keep the tree you pick and a ceramic bonsai pot, plus two hours of instruction and ongoing support through the operator’s Tree‑iage program; shared tools and a soil bin are available to borrow.