LONG BEACH WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours, One Tiny Tree: Hands-On Bonsai Workshops at Belmont Brewing
A two-hour beginner workshop at Belmont Brewing where every participant pots a tree with all materials provided and receives ongoing Tree‑iage support; this guide covers what to expect and how to plan.
Two Hours, One Tiny Tree: Hands-On Bonsai Workshops at Belmont Brewing.
Bonsai Bar at Belmont Brewing Company turns a brewpub evening into a focused, hands-on bonsai workshop: over two hours you choose a tiny tree, pot it in a ceramic container, learn core techniques from instructors, and leave with ongoing Tree‑iage support so your tree continues to thrive.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two hours to build and take home a bonsai
In a lively, beginner-friendly session you pick a tree and a ceramic pot, spend two hours learning basic styling and care, and leave with your own potted bonsai plus ongoing support through the Tree‑iage program.
Learn among Long Beach’s longtime brewpub
The workshop is held at Belmont Brewing Company, a Long Beach brewpub with a long local history and an active beer program—an intentionally social setting for a hands‑on craft session.
All materials provided and tools available to borrow
Ticket holders receive their tree and ceramic pot and can borrow essentials—soil bins, shears and a chopstick—so you don’t need to bring specialized gear to participate.
What the day feels like
What the evening feels like
The session is brisk and focused: a convivial pub atmosphere gives way to hands‑on instruction as participants select a tree, set up their potting station and follow step‑by‑step guidance through trimming, wiring and planting during a two‑hour workshop designed for newcomers.
THE WORKSHOP
Two hours to build and take home a bonsai
In a lively, beginner-friendly session you pick a tree and a ceramic pot, spend two hours learning basic styling and care, and leave with your own potted bonsai plus ongoing support through the Tree‑iage program.
THE VENUE
Learn among Long Beach’s longtime brewpub
The workshop is held at Belmont Brewing Company, a Long Beach brewpub with a long local history and an active beer program—an intentionally social setting for a hands‑on craft session.
THE TAKEAWAY
All materials provided and tools available to borrow
Ticket holders receive their tree and ceramic pot and can borrow essentials—soil bins, shears and a chopstick—so you don’t need to bring specialized gear to participate.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this workshop works for—and who should confirm details first.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring your event ticket and, if desired, money for drinks—the workshop provides the bonsai, ceramic pot and shared tools (soil bin, shears, chopstick) so you don’t need specialty gear.
Every ticket includes a tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, two hours of instruction, and ongoing Tree‑iage support; tools are available to borrow during the session.
Workshops run for two hours; attendees are asked to arrive roughly 15 minutes early to check in and settle before the session begins.
Tickets are sold per person and cannot be shared; confirm the venue’s under‑21 policy with the operator if you plan to attend with minors.
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; sharing a single ticket or tree is not permitted.
Are Bonsai Bar workshops 21+?
Maybe. Many venues are family friendly and allow minors to attend with a parent or guardian—contact the venue directly to confirm the under‑21 policy.
Are drinks included with the ticket?
No. Drink tickets or beverages are not included in the price of the workshop ticket.
When should I arrive for the workshop?
Please arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled event to check in and get settled; workshops start promptly as scheduled.
What does my ticket include?
You keep a tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, two hours of instruction, and access to ongoing Tree‑iage support; shared tools and a soil bin are provided to borrow during the workshop.
What tools are provided during the event?
Organizers provide borrowable tools including a bin for soil collection, shears for trimming and a chopstick for digging.