Brisbane · WORKSHOPS
7 reviewed
Good workshops book out fast around Brisbane; the great ones go first. Ranked below are the 7 best, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can lock it in before the calendar fills.
Make a Turkish mosaic lamp in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. Learn tile techniques, enjoy Turkish tea, and take home your own souvenir.
“A neat activity to do with friends or solo. Just the right amount of help and leaving us to it. Would be nice to have a little more colour range options.”
Paint ceramics plates and bowls in Brisbane with BYO bottle, apple tea, and Turkish delights. Step-by-step guidance in 2.5 hours.
“A very relaxing experience. Very proud of my effort and love my two bowls. Highly recommended for something different.”
Brisbane resin art class for cheese boards and coasters. Small group, materials provided, tea and snacks included, plus 24-hour curing.
“It was fun and we are happy to see our work of art 🎨 It was great to all the other art work shop options for the next time we visit Brisbane.”
Make a Turkish mosaic lamp in Fortitude Valley with included materials, tea, and a 150-minute hands-on class.
“Could we have a better address and site knowledge of the shop Put a board out on the pavement for example As we couldn’t find the shop Also need more glue when making mosaics Toilets hard to find More time to do activity 1 more hour Thank you”
Brisbane resin art class for cheeseboards and coasters. 1 hour, $98 per person, English instructor, all materials included, all levels welcome.
“Es hat mir sehr gut gefallen. Sie hat sich sehr viel Zeit genommen und alles genau erklärt! Es hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht!”
Paint ceramic plates and bowls in Brisbane with expert guidance, BYO wine, and included Turkish tea and treats. Take it home after 150 min.
“Loved it was so fun, we changed over to mosaic instead of the painting because it looked better and the rest of the group was doing that. The girl running the class was so lovely and helpful 💕”
Make your own wine blend in Fortitude Valley with tastings, blending lessons, and a bottle you label and take home.
“It was a little disappointing. Just 4 wines to choose from, and they were clearly not great wines. A choice of 4 wines to simply pour into 3 beakers wasn’t really that entertaining or creating anything of any calibre to take home. It is more likely a great way to shift wine that wouldn’t sell any other way.”
