What is the minimum age to attend?

This workshop is restricted to guests 21 years and older; bring valid photo ID.

How long is the session?

Workshops last about two hours—enough time to pot a starter tree and learn basics.

Do I need prior bonsai experience?

No experience required; instructors guide you through pruning, potting, and basic wiring.

Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting potting mix on and closed-toe shoes.

Can I bring food or drinks?

Yes; arrive early to order food and drinks from EdWay Taphouse before the workshop begins.

What is the cancellation/refund policy?

Refunds are only issued if Bonsai Bar cancels or reschedules the class per their stated policy.

Create Tiny Bonsai Over Craft Beer at Bonsai Bar @ Edway Taphouse in Edmonds

On a lively night in Edmonds, Washington, bonsai meets beer. Bonsai Bar @ Edway Taphouse turns plant care into social craft. Located at 22811 100th Ave W, Edmonds, WA 98020, USA. Two-hour beginner workshops teach pruning, potting, wiring, and styling basics. The event welcomes adults twenty-one and over with valid photo ID. Guides demonstrate root trimming, soil selection, and potting techniques carefully. Participants choose a starter tree and pick a pot from options. Typical starter specimens include dwarf conifers, Japanese maple, and ficus. Instructors favor species suited to Pacific Northwest homes and windowsills. The taproom setting—long tables, chalkboard menus, and games—keeps atmosphere casual. Expect craft beers on tap, friendly staff, and easy conversation. Plan to arrive at least fifteen minutes early to order food. Workshops run about two hours, perfect for date nights or groups. No prior bonsai experience is required; classes are designed for beginners. This format blends horticulture fundamentals with social energy and approachable instruction. Bonsai Bar brings plant stewardship into an urban, evening-friendly environment. The experience connects directly to the region’s flora and gardening traditions. Edmonds sits on Puget Sound and was incorporated in 1890. The town’s waterfront trails and ferry links make evening activities convenient. Shared tools, reusable pots, and careful instruction reduce waste and plant loss. Teachers discuss aftercare—watering schedules, light needs, and seasonal adjustments. Attendees leave with a living bonsai and practical care recommendations. The meeting point for the event is provided in booking details. This workshop is an excellent pick-me-up for travelers seeking hands-on diversion. It’s also an ideal group activity for friends and coworkers alike. Photo opportunities include close-ups of tiny branches and freshly wired trunks. Bring a camera or phone to document progressive shaping and styling ideas. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little potting mix on. The instructors emphasize safety when using shears and basic wiring tools. Classes run year-round, with occasional seasonal species and styling suggestions. Local guides may reference native plants found on nearby trails and parks. Aftercare guidance helps new owners keep trees healthy through local seasons. Booking early is wise; space is limited and workshops sell quickly. Cancellations follow the host’s stated policy and vary by session circumstances. The result is both a crafted souvenir and a nascent plant hobby. For visitors, it’s a compact, memorable way to engage local craft culture. Bonsai Bar @ Edway Taphouse stands out as playful, instructive, and local. It pairs Washington craft beer culture with practical horticultural skill-building. The evening leaves you with a tiny living piece of the region. Whether a novice or curious traveler, you’ll leave equipped and pleased. This session makes an urban evening feel hands-on, green, and social. Add a bonsai workshop to your Edmonds itinerary for variety. It’s an accessible craft that keeps you connected to Pacific Northwest plants. Expect friendly instructors, good beer, and a distinctively memorable night out. Book a slot, bring ID, and prepare to shape something living.