Boston · WORKSHOPS
5 reviewed
Think of this as the shortlist we’d hand a friend: the 5 workshops worth booking in Boston, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Salem Witch City Broom Making Workshop: build a custom witches broom in 90 minutes with supplies included and local guidance from Salem.
“Not a thing should be changed. We had an amazing time! Our brooms are beautiful.”
Make a customizable Salem witch broom in a small class. Choose your handle, broomcorn, and charms, then take home a wrapped souvenir.
“My daughter made a broom. She said it was her favorite thing slot the trip to Salem. Lots of options to customize your broom. No rush to create your perfect masterpiece. So much fun! The only downfall was they don’t have an option ship the brooms. You hand to go to UPS where they’ll charge you almost $200 to ship it between the packaging and shipping.”
Make miso soup and sushi at a Boston distillery with Chef Harold, then eat your rolls. Small group, hands-on skills, drinks extra.
“We had a great time with Chef Harold. He was very personable and professional. The class was really fun and the rolls turned out great!”
Private first-class transfer from Boston Logan: luxury SUV, bottled water, snacks, WiFi, and 60 minutes of airport waiting.
“Excellent service. Great communication with clear directions. Claudio was waiting for us as we exited baggage claim. Vehicle was top notch and he went over and above to accommodate our requests.”
Make sushi at a Boston brewery with Chef Harold, rolling temaki and uramaki, then eat your handiwork with beer on the side.
“The chef was great and the experience itself was positive - because we sat right next to him. He doesn't use a microphone, so sometimes the hearing is a bit difficult. Also, the menu itself felt a bit simple, even if the pricing was great. But everyone managed to do their rolls and the new knowledge was nice! Would do it again, just think the menu + can improve.”
