Do I need previous bonsai experience?

No; workshops are designed for beginners and include guided instruction, tools, and a starter tree.

Can two people share one ticket and tree?

No. Events are ticketed per person and each attendee receives their own tree and pot.

Are drinks or food included with the ticket?

No. Drink tickets and food are not included; attendees may order from Brewheim’s menu separately.

When should I arrive?

Arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start to check in and choose your tree and pot.

Are workshops refundable?

Refunds are not offered unless the class is canceled or rescheduled by Bonsai Bar due to low enrollment or unforeseen issues.

Is this event family friendly?

Many venues allow underage guests with a guardian; check the specific venue under-21 policy before booking.

Bonsai Bar @ Brewheim: Craft Beer Evenings and Tiny Trees in Anaheim

Bonsai Bar @ Brewheim brings hands-on miniature tree making to Anaheim, California. Located at 1931 E Wright Cir, Anaheim, CA 92806, USA, this two-hour workshop combines craft beer culture and slow gardening in a lively community space. If you're new to bonsai, expect approachable instruction, a small pot and tree to keep, and friendly guidance that turns pruning and wiring into easily learned moves. The scene inside Brewheim is unpretentious: long wooden tables, chalkboard menus, and the hum of conversation around glassware. The natural focus is the tiny tree on your station — a live starter specimen selected from the workshop collection — and the ceramic bonsai pot that frames it. Instructors introduce basic species and forms, show how to prune roots and branches, and guide soil selection and repotting. Tools are provided: shears, a chopstick for working soil, and borrowed bins to catch loose potting mix. The format emphasizes hands-on practice and ongoing care through the program's Tree-iage support so your tree keeps thriving after you leave. Why this workshop feels special on a local level is the pairing of two cultural crafts: craft brewing and craft horticulture. Brewheim's ethos — Heim means home — sets a communal tone that fits the intimate pace of bonsai. It's a social evening, easy to bring a friend, and ideal for beginners seeking something tactile, low-stress, and creative in central Anaheim. Practical details matter: classes start promptly and organizers ask guests to arrive 15 minutes early to check in, order food or drink, and choose their tree and pot. The event is ticketed per person; sharing one tree between two people isn't allowed because space is limited. Drink tickets and food are not included with class tickets, and workshops may be canceled if minimum enrollment isn't met. This workshop makes an excellent city activity for travelers staying in Anaheim who want an evening diversion that is equal parts craft and calm. It's an accessible creative outlet, a neat souvenir that grows with care, and a way to meet locals who appreciate hands-on urban hobbies. For anyone who enjoys making things with their hands and swapping stories over a pint, Bonsai Bar @ Brewheim offers a memorable two hours of learning and connection. Participants often leave with practical aftercare skills: how often to water, when to trim, and how to recognize pests. Typical starter species include ficus and juniper varieties suited to indoor care, and instructors discuss light, humidity, and seasonal repotting. The workshop doubles as a low-impact urban green practice: small plants require little space and connect city living to living biology. For visitors, it's a quiet, creative counterpoint to theme-park itineraries and a way to bring living memory back home. daily.