Just one night: Local Garlic Braids and Graters

It's garlic season, and the vampires are NOT happy about it.

Join Terracotta Pullman and Smoot's Flavor Farm for our third-annual autumn collab — a one-night pottery and garlic braiding workshop in the heart of Downtown Pullman, WA. Equal parts functional craft, edible obsession, and vampire repellent.

Garlic braiding is as practical as it is gorgeous: braiding your locally-grown bulbs keeps them aired out and fresh for up to a year. No more garlic rolling off the counter into the abyss. And hung by the door, it doubles as home security against the undead. Just intake for October.  You're welcome.

Then you'll get your hands in clay and hand-build a food-safe ceramic garlic grater from Terracotta's PNW stoneware — the kind of handmade kitchen tool that makes you look like you really have your life together. (Dracula will never know what hit him.)

Sunday, Sept. 27

Terracotta Pullman | 107 S. Grand Ave, Downtown Pullman

All materials for one garlic braid and one ceramic grater are included. Want to go full vampire-slaying goblin mode? Additional materials are available for purchase on-site.

Facilitated by Lindsay Myron of Smoot's Flavor Farm and Candace Baltz of Terracotta Pullman.