Can two people share one tree/ticket?

No. Tickets are sold per person and each attendee must have their own ticket and tree due to limited space and supplies.

Are Bonsai Bar workshops 21+?

Maybe. Most venues are family friendly and may allow underage participants with a parent or guardian—check the venue’s under-21 policy before booking.

When should I arrive to the event?

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled event to check in, grab a drink, and choose your tree and pot.

What’s included with a ticket?

You keep the tree you pick, a ceramic bonsai pot, two hours of instruction, and access to borrowed tools like shears and soil bins. Tree-iage follow-up support is also provided.

Are drinks or food included?

No. Drinks and food are available for purchase from Let It Brie but are not included with the class ticket.

Hands-On Bonsai Bar Workshop at Let It Brie - Fullerton Tiny Tree Class

Q: What is the refund policy?

Refunds are only offered if a class is canceled or rescheduled due to insufficient numbers or other circumstances beyond the organizer’s control.

At 117 E Commonwealth Ave in downtown Fullerton, California, Bonsai Bar @ Let It Brie stages a two-hour hands-on workshop that turns curious beginners into caretakers of tiny living trees. Set inside Let It Brie—the artisan cheese shop and casual wine-and-panini spot—this event pairs tactile learning with the kind of neighborhood hospitality that fills the shop’s patio and dining room. Guests choose a specimen, learn pruning and wiring basics, pot it in a ceramic container, and leave with a small living project and enrollment in the Tree-iage follow-up program for ongoing support.

The workshop’s key features are simple and satisfying: a selection of small specimen trees appropriate for bonsai, communal worktables laid out with soil bins and shears to borrow, and hand-painted ceramic pots you keep. The venue’s charm—curated cheese boards, seasonal panini, and a compact patio—creates a relaxed atmosphere where conversation flows as easily as the tap pours. For anyone interested in plants, horticulture, or slow craft, the session combines hands-on technique with approachable instruction, making bonsai accessible without a steep equipment list.

This workshop stands out in Fullerton’s local recreation scene because it trades a trail map for a potting tray. Instead of a skyline or canyon, the central attractions are dexterous hands shaping tiny branches and the quiet reward of an object you can care for at home. Unique cultural notes include the partnership with Let It Brie, a local artisan food business that brings culinary craft into the learning experience, and the Tree-iage program, which extends support beyond the event—useful for first-time bonsai keepers.

Practical details: classes run roughly two hours; arrive 15 minutes early to check in, choose your tree, and order food or drink. Tickets are sold per person—each attendee must have a ticket and receives their own tree, pot, and tools to borrow for the class. Refunds are issued only if an event is canceled or rescheduled due to insufficient numbers or other unforeseen circumstances.

Why book this? It’s an accessible, social way to start a living hobby that fits urban life, especially if you’re visiting Fullerton and want a low-commitment creative activity. Bonsai Bar @ Let It Brie offers a steady, friendly introduction to bonsai that pairs food, drink, and instruction in a compact, community-minded space at 117 E Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA—perfect for a date night, a solo creative hour, or a unique addition to a weekend of local exploration.

Space is limited in these classes, so booking ahead guarantees a seat and your choice of tree and pot. Let It Brie’s menu makes it easy to pair creative time with a meal—order a shareable board or a panini to enjoy on patio between steps. The mood is casual, instructive, social.