Are drinks included with a ticket?

No; beverages are not included—order food and drinks at the venue separately.

Can minors attend Bonsai Bar events?

Maybe; venues vary. Check the under-21 policy for the specific event location before booking.

Can two people share one tree or ticket?

No. Tickets are sold per person and each attendee must have their own ticket and tree.

What species of trees are provided?

Workshops commonly offer starter junipers and ficus varieties suited to beginner bonsai projects.

What is the refund policy?

We do not offer refunds unless a particular class does not reach minimum numbers or must be canceled or rescheduled by Bonsai Bar.

Is ongoing support available after the class?

Yes. The Tree-iage program provides post-class support and troubleshooting to help your bonsai thrive at home.

Bonsai Bar at Unsung Brewing: Craft a Tiny Tree Near Disneyland

Adventure Brief

Spend two hours crafting your own living bonsai tree inside Unsung Brewing Company's comic-book-themed taproom in Anaheim. Perfect for beginners and a welcome alternative to theme-park bustle, this workshop pairs instruction with a lively brewery atmosphere.

2 hours

easy

From $99.03

Bonsai Bar at Unsung Brewing Company's two-hour hands-on bonsai workshop in Anaheim, California, sits less than a mile from Disneyland and the Anaheim Convention Center. Held inside Unsung Brewing Company's comic-book-themed taproom, the class pairs craft beer culture with a horticultural hobby, giving beginners the tools and instruction to design and care for a living miniature tree. The event is built around small, portable specimens—commonly starter junipers and ficus varieties—paired with a ceramic bonsai pot, soil, and basic tools so you leave with a rooted project instead of a how-to leaflet. What makes this different from a classroom or nursery visit is the setting: low-slung brewery tables, colorful artwork, and a casual crowd that treats plant care like a social craft. Instructors walk the group through repotting, basic pruning, wiring demonstrations, and the fundamentals of watering and light. Equipment is provided—shears, a chopstick for settling soil, and a communal bin—while each participant selects a tree and pot at check-in. Tickets are per person and events begin promptly; organizers recommend arriving at least 15 minutes early to choose your materials, order a drink, and get settled. The workshop includes two hours of guided instruction and ongoing post-class support through the Tree-iage program, a feature that keeps your tree healthy after the workshop ends. This workshop is a standout in Anaheim’s recreation scene because it converts an evening out into a tactile skill-building session. It’s family-friendly depending on the venue’s under-21 policy, a great date night, and a giftable craft for visitors looking to escape theme-park crowds for something quieter and hands-on. The brewery’s independent, award-winning comic-book identity adds a playful counterpoint to the deliberate, patient work of bonsai care. Urban plant lovers will appreciate the focus on species suited to container life and the practical guidance for sunlight, pruning cadence, and seasonal care. Practical notes: classes run two hours, materials are included, and beverages are not part of the ticket price. Space is limited, so book early. Whether you’re starting your first miniature tree or reinforcing basic bonsai skills, this workshop turns a casual evening into a rooted habit you can nurture at home. Located at 500 S Anaheim Blvd, the taproom sits in walkable downtown Anaheim with street parking and nearby paid lots for convention crowds. The venue’s lively decor and open floor plan make it easy to move between stations, and staff are accustomed to accommodating groups or bookings for birthdays and outings. While most attendees arrive by car or rideshare, the site is also reachable by local transit from Anaheim Regional Center. Beginners should expect a low-impact session—most of the work is standing or seated at waist-height tables—and instructors tailor demonstrations to the group’s pace and interest.