Can two people share one tree or ticket?

No. Events are ticketed per person and each ticket includes one tree and pot; space and materials are limited.

Are drinks included in the ticket price?

No. Drinks are not included; Full Frame Beer offers beverages for purchase during the event.

When should I arrive?

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start to check in, choose your tree and grab a seat.

Are Bonsai Bar workshops 21+?

Maybe. Venues differ; some allow underage attendees with a parent/guardian—confirm the venue’s under-21 policy before booking.

What’s included with a ticket?

You keep the tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, tools to borrow, two hours of instruction, and access to Tree-iage follow-up support.

What is the refund policy?

Refunds are not offered unless a class is canceled due to low enrollment or an unforeseen cancellation by Bonsai Bar; check booking details for specifics.

Bonsai Bar at Full Frame Beer: Hands-On Tiny Tree Workshops in Denver

At Full Frame Beer, 1139 20th St, Denver, CO 80202, USA, an evening workshop called Bonsai Bar turns the art of tiny trees into a lively social event. For two hours you’ll learn step-by-step bonsai basics, select your own small tree and ceramic pot, and leave with a living piece to care for at home. Full Frame Beer is run by brewers Alyssa Hoberer and Jacob Kemple, whose brewing credentials and taproom set the tone for a hands-on project that pairs perfectly with a pint. The room smells of fresh soil and hops, and tables are laid out with shears, soil bins and chopsticks for transplanting. Instructors walk participants through pruning, root work and simple styling, explaining the principles behind bonsai without jargon. What makes this experience notable in Denver’s outdoor and craft scene is the crossover: a craft brewery hosting a botanical craft class ties urban social life to a centuries-old horticultural tradition. Bonsai Bar supplies every tool and pot, plus ongoing support through the event’s Tree-iage program, so beginners don’t have to guess at the next steps. This event is friendly to newcomers and ideal for dates, small groups, and craft-focused travelers. The format encourages conversation and experimentation—expect to leave with a unique tree you chose yourself. Practical details matter: the workshop runs about two hours, check-in is fifteen minutes early, tickets are per person, and drink purchases are separate. Venues may allow underage attendees with a guardian, but policies vary; check Full Frame Beer’s entry rules before bringing children. Beyond the bench work, the setting at 1139 20th St, Denver, CO 80202, USA places you within walking distance of Denver’s RiNo neighborhood murals and riverfront trails, so you can combine plant care with an evening of urban exploration. The instructors’ mix of hands-on teaching and local hospitality makes the class a memorable way to add a living souvenir to your trip. For anyone curious about plant craft, urban gardening, or just a relaxed creative night, Bonsai Bar at Full Frame Beer is a precise, playful introduction to bonsai practice with the bonus of a brewery’s social energy. Come ready to get your hands a little dirty, pick a pot that reflects your style, and take home more than a craft class—you carry home a small, cared-for ecosystem and a new skill to cultivate. Workshops often cover basic botany—how roots, soil and pruning shape growth—and instructors explain watering schedules and pot selection so your tree thrives in Denver’s semi-arid climate. If you’re visiting from out of town, the staff can recommend nearby nurseries and urban gardening resources. The combination of craft instruction and easygoing brewery atmosphere makes Bonsai Bar a standout local offering that rewards curiosity and care.