What is the minimum age to attend?

This event is restricted to guests age 21 and older; contact the venue for any specific underage-entry details.

How long does the workshop last?

Standard sessions run about two hours—arrive at least 15 minutes early to settle in.

Do I need prior bonsai experience?

No—classes are designed for beginners and guided by instructors at every step.

Wear casual clothes you don’t mind getting a little soil on; closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Is food and drink available?

Yes—arrive early to order food and drinks at Post & Pour; the social format encourages enjoying refreshments during the class.

Pot, Prune, and Sip: Bonsai Bar at Post & Pour in Bonney Lake

Q: Can I get a refund if I cancel?

Refunds are only offered if a class is canceled for not meeting minimum numbers or is rescheduled by the organizer.

Bonsai Bar @ Post & Pour offers a different kind of night out in Bonney Lake, Washington. Located at 19001 Cascadia Boulevard East, Bonney Lake, WA 98391, this two-hour, 21-plus workshop turns a local bar into a hands-on bonsai studio where drinks and horticulture meet. The format is simple and social: you pick a pot and a starter sapling, your instructor demonstrates core bonsai techniques, and you prune, pot, and style a tiny tree to take home. What makes the event memorable is that it moves bonsai out of formal gardens and into an easygoing public space—bar light, background music, and conversation replace the hushed atmosphere of a greenhouse. Tools include pruning shears, wire, and a selection of soils and pots; the tactile work of wiring branches and trimming foliage translates well to a convivial group setting. For visitors the draw is twofold: craft and company. Beginners leave with a visible result—a planted bonsai—and the basic skills to keep it healthy. More experienced hobbyists can practice styling and exchange tips with neighbors over a beer. The instructors guide every step, so no previous experience is required; the class is structured, friendly, and intentionally low-pressure. Bonsai Bar holds cultural resonance too. Bonsai carries centuries of horticultural practice from East Asia into contemporary, urban forms; here it’s democratized and paired with local hospitality. The Post & Pour venue participates in a Tehaleh community vision that aims to spark connections locally—a fitting home for a workshop that blends craft, camaraderie, and a neighborhood night out. Practical notes: arrive at least 15 minutes early so your group can order food and drinks and choose your tree and pot. The standard session runs about two hours and is restricted to guests age 21 and older. Refunds are only issued if a class is canceled for not meeting minimum numbers or rescheduled by the organizer. Why book this when visiting the area? Bonsai Bar @ Post & Pour offers a distinctive evening that pairs a tangible souvenir with a social experience—perfect for couples, small groups, or solo travelers looking for a local night out. It pairs smoothly with nearby outdoor options: spend an afternoon on Tehaleh trails or at Lake Tapps and finish the day learning a slow, hands-on craft. Whether you’re curious about plants, looking for a creative date night, or want to take home a living memento of Bonney Lake, this workshop is a compact, memorable slice of local life. Book in advance—space is limited—and arrive prepared to learn basic watering schedules and aftercare tips so your bonsai thrives at home; instructors recommend a sunny windowsill and monthly pruning in the first year. Check the listing's referral link to confirm dates and current availability.