Learn something new at Hambidge! We offer workshops of three, five, and twelve days in a wide range of disciplines. No matter which topic you choose, you can look forward to an inspiring and restorative experience.
This retreat workshop will offer guided meditation opportunities throughout the day, immersive nature gatherings, journaling, and time for recuperation.
Learn the essential techniques behind traditional French, American and Korean soups, stews, and stocks in this hands-on workshop. You’ll explore classic foundations like French velouté and American Chicken stock alongside Korean staples such as doenjang jjigae (soybean stew) and seolleongtang (beef bone broth).
This retreat offers both educational and entertainment aspects as it combines George's typical 2-day demo workshop with hands-on studio time. His studied casual approach to making pots is infectious and participants walk away with a rejuvenated perspective.
This introduces participants to the life cycle of solitary stem-nesting bees and the native plants they depend on. Attendees will then create their own bee hotels to take home—each featuring a 5-inch square sheltered opening filled with stems and/or blocks. Participants will also receive a seed packet to start a garden of hollow-stem plants that provide essential habitat for these important pollinator.
This group exhibition is a dynamic survey of works representing GSU and UGA professors and MFA students alongside immersive installations by Georgia artists.
Experience the Hambidge woods after dark on this 2-hour guided night hike. As we explore about 1 mile of trails, participants will tune into the sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the forest at night. This hike offers a chance to discover the nocturnal side of Southern Appalachia, from the calls of night creatures to the quiet stillness of the woods under the stars.
– Osayi Endolyn,
Florida, Culinary Writer, Wisebram Culinary Fellow
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