Tiny Trees, Tall Laughs: Building Bonsai Over Brews in Edmonds

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Tiny Trees, Tall Laughs: Building Bonsai Over Brews in Edmonds

A two-hour, beginner-friendly workshop at EdWay Taphouse where you pot and prune your own tiny bonsai while enjoying craft beer and bar games.

Tiny Trees, Tall Laughs: Building Bonsai Over Brews in Edmonds.

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

Bonsai Bar @ EdWay Taphouse turns a local taproom in Edmonds into a hands-on workshop: over the course of a lively two-hour session you learn potting and pruning techniques, pick a tree and a ceramic pot, and leave with a living souvenir and ongoing support for its care.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE WORKSHOP

Hand-on bonsai instruction for beginners

Beginner-focused guidance walks you through pruning and potting so you can walk away with your own tiny tree and the basic skills to care for it.

THE VENUE

A taproom setting that doubles as a community space

The event takes place at EdWay Taphouse, a family-friendly Edmonds locale that emphasizes Washington craft beer alongside board games and outdoor activities like corn hole.

WHAT YOU GET

Tools, a pot, a tree, and two hours of guidance

Tickets include a tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, two hours of instruction, and access to lendable tools; ongoing support is provided through the operator’s Tree-iage program.

What the day feels like

What the night feels like

The evening mixes hands-on instruction with a social taproom atmosphere: you arrive, grab a drink of your choice, settle in for a two-hour beginner workshop, practice trimming and potting with borrowed shears and a soil bin, and then linger for games and conversation in a relaxed Edmonds setting.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this evening suits—and who should check details first.

1
Social groups and couplesDesigned as a memorable night out, the workshop pairs well with friends or partners looking for a craft-beer-backed activity and a hands-on takeaway.
2
Beginner plant loversBeginner-friendly instruction makes this a good fit for first-time bonsai makers who want guided practice and basic tools provided by the operator.
3
Families (check age policy)The venue is described as family-friendly, but under-21 entry policies vary—contact the venue to confirm whether minors can attend and under what conditions.
4
Nightlife seekersIf you expect a taproom social evening—craft beer, board games and cornhole—the setting matches that mood, though drink tickets are not included with workshop admission.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Workshops run about two hours; arrive roughly 15 minutes early to check in and get a drink before the session starts.

What’s included

Your ticket includes a tree you pick, a ceramic pot, two hours of instruction, and ongoing Tree-iage support. The operator provides borrowable tools such as a soil bin, pruning shears and a chop stick.

Venue & logistics

The event is hosted at EdWay Taphouse in Edmonds, a taproom with games and outdoor activities; drink purchases are separate from ticket cost.

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 and each attendee must have a ticket because space is limited.

Are Bonsai Bar workshops 21+?

Maybe. Many venues are family-friendly and allow underage attendees with a parent or guardian; check the venue’s UNDER 21 POLICY or contact the venue directly for specifics.

Are drink tickets included in the price of a ticket?

No. Drink tickets are not included with the workshop ticket.

When should I arrive to the event?

Arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to check in and grab a drink; workshops start promptly as scheduled.

What’s included with a ticket?

You get to keep the tree you pick and a ceramic bonsai pot, receive two hours of instruction and ongoing Tree-iage support; the operator also provides borrowable items like a soil bin, shears and a chop stick.