easy
1 hour
Suitable for anyone with basic mobility as the class involves light walking and standing.
Join a fun and easy goat milk soap-making class at Providence Hill Farm in Atchison, Kansas. Meet friendly goats, craft your own soap, and bring home up to four unique bars made by you!
Discover the joy of crafting your own goat milk soap at Providence Hill Farm in Atchison, Kansas. This unique, hands-on class offers a perfect mix of farm fun and creativity in just one hour. You’ll get the chance to meet the friendly goats that provide the fresh goat milk essential to your soap, making this experience both educational and enjoyable. Under expert guidance, you’ll create up to four bars of personalized soap using natural ingredients, ready to take home as a lovely keepsake or gift. The farm setting adds a peaceful touch, letting you connect with nature while learning a new craft. Whether you're a beginner or just looking for a relaxing, creative outing, this class is a great way to try something new that’s simple, fun, and rewarding. Plus, Providence Hill Farm's welcoming atmosphere ensures you’ll leave with fresh knowledge and beautiful handmade soap in hand.
Soap making involves working with oils and colors, so dress accordingly to avoid stains.
Inform the instructor if you have allergies to avoid any reaction during the class.
While soap will be wrapped, a sturdy box or container helps keep your bars safe for travel.
This class includes some walking around the farm and standing as you create your soaps.
Atchison is known for its rich farming heritage and is famously the birthplace of Amelia Earhart, with farms like Providence Hill continuing the area's agricultural traditions.
Providence Hill Farm emphasizes sustainable practices including organic goat care and minimal waste during soap production.
Wear clothes that allow easy movement and can handle minor soap stains.
Protect yourself from the sun during outdoor parts of the visit.
summer specific
Keeps your handmade soap safe and intact when traveling home.
Helps avoid bug bites during warmer months on the farm.
summer specific