Got a Hobby?
Know how to make, bake, build, grow, paint, sew, style… or do something people would love to learn? You might belong at Hobby House.
We partner with local makers, creatives, small businesses, and people with really cool skills to turn what they know into hands-on workshops for our community.
How It Works
You bring the hobby. We help make it happen.
Hobby House gives you the space, helps get people in the room, handles ticketing, and supports the behind-the-scenes details so you can focus on creating a really great experience.
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Tell us what you'd love to teach, what guests will make or learn, and what you need to make it happen.
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We'll work together on pricing, materials, capacity, timing, and all the little logistics.
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Your workshop goes live through Hobby House for registration, and we help promote it to our community.
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Show up, share your thing, meet some cool people, and get paid for doing something you already love.
What Can I Teach?
If you can teach it, there's probably somebody who wants to learn it. We're looking for workshops that are hands-on, approachable, social, and… most importantly… fun.
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Painting • pottery • embroidery • crochet • sewing • jewelry • candle making • printmaking • DIY
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Sourdough • cake decorating • cookies • pasta • preserving • seasonal treats
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Gardening • herbs • flowers • houseplants • floral arranging • homesteading skills
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Photography • calligraphy • bookbinding • home DIY • styling • creative skills • and the wonderfully random things we haven't thought of yet
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If you know how to do something oddly specific, wildly unnecessary, wonderfully old-fashioned, or just plain fun… we want to hear about it.
Tiny food making
Grandma’s biscuit secrets
Furniture flipping
Chicken keeping
Sourdough starters
Junk journaling
Mushroom growing
Cake piping
Tarot for beginners
Beekeeping 101
Flower pressing
Whittling
Soap making
How to pickle things
Beginner birdwatching
Stained glass
Bonsai
Fancy napkin folding
Latte art
Pasta from scratch
Visible mending
Rug tufting
Bookbinding
Calligraphy
Candle pouring
Terrarium building
Learn to shuffle cards
Cake decorating
How to use power tools
Upholstery basics
Flower arranging
Crochet tiny animals
Make your own butter
Backyard chickens
Kombucha brewing
Pressed flower art
Build a birdhouse
Learn to darn socks
Tie-dye, but good
How to propagate plants
Make a lampshade
Paint your pet
Learn a magic trick
Friendship bracelets
Make a tiny bookshelf
Embroider something inappropriate
Fancy gift wrapping
Read a birth chart
Make mozzarella
Learn to braid hair
Cookie decorating
Foraging basics
Make a wreath
Repair your clothes
Beginner mahjong
How to host a dinner party
Learn to sharpen knives
Make a family recipe book
Grandma crafts
Weird little clay guys
KNOW SOMETHING WE DIDN'T THINK OF?
Even better.
Your Hobby,
Our House.
You don't need to be a professional teacher.
If you know how to do something well and think other people would have fun learning it, we want to hear about it.
Tell us your workshop idea, what you'd like to teach, and a little about yourself. We'll take it from there.
NO POWERPOINT REQUIRED. PROMISE.
Yep, You Get Paid.
Hobby House workshops are partnerships. Together, we'll determine ticket pricing based on the experience, materials, class size, and your involvement.
Depending on the workshop, hosts may be paid a flat teaching fee, a per-ticket amount, or an agreed-upon revenue split. We'll work through the numbers with you before anything goes on sale, so everybody knows exactly how it works.
DO COOL STUFF. GET PAID.