Charcuterie Board 101 Class

Charcuterie 101 is your delicious introduction to building a beautiful, crowd-pleasing board. You’ll sample five unique cheeses, learn what makes each one shine, and discover how to pair them with the right accompaniments for maximum flavor.

Our team will walk you through simple, elegant display techniques — from shaping ingredients to balancing color and texture — and you’ll even learn how to craft the perfect salami rose (yes, it’s as charming as it sounds).

Working in pairs, you’ll build a full charcuterie board designed to feed up to ten people. Relax and enjoy your creation on-site using our beautiful charcuterie boards, then pack up your leftovers (if there are any) to enjoy again at home.
Join us for this hands‑on, creative, and a little bit indulgent class… the perfect night out at The 1889.

This class is naturally gluten-free.

Instructor: Lana

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What to Expect
Doors open 15 minutes prior to class.
Wine, Cocktails & Other Drinks available for purchase.
No need to bring anything for class – everything is provided.
Closed-toe shoes encouraged.
Class subject to cancellation if a minimum sign-up is not met. This will vary by instructor.

Cancellation Policy
All class registrations are non-refundable under any circumstances. Please understand that significant time and resources go into preparing for each class to ensure a successful experience. If you're registered and something comes up, we will happily provide class credit with 2 weeks' notice. Within two weeks, store credit can no longer be issued, but you are welcome to gift your tickets to a friend.

The 1889 reserves the right to cancel classes due to low enrollment and other unforeseen circumstances. We will notify you as soon as possible if a class is canceled; at that time, we will issue a full refund, or you may choose to transfer to a different class of equal value.

Please note: We do not cancel classes due to weather unless circumstances are extreme.

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