Some of the proceeds from this event’s ticket sales will go to Heart of Lincoln Square!

Start the year off with a new way to display houseplants.

A timeless and unique art form, kokedama is a centuries old Japanese garden practice that places a plant’s roots in a mud ball encased in soft green moss. It can rest on a dish or be suspended by a string. They’re remarkably simple to make, and once you get the hang of it, kokedama will become your favorite relaxing activity!

Class fee includes instruction and all the supplies you’ll need to create two small kokedamas to take home. Must be 21 to participate — this event is BYOB!

PARKING/TRANSPORTATION INSTRUCTIONS

There is public street parking on Western Ave, Wilson Ave and neighborhood side streets. Please check for signs if zone requires payment to park.

The closest CTA Train Station is the Western Brown Line Stop. From there, Esquina is just a short three minute walk. It is also accessible via the 49 bus with a stop at Western & Wilson right outside the door.