Monet Cake Painting Workshop | Sept 6, 11AM - 1PM
$74.99 USD
Monet Cake Painting Workshop | Sept 6, 11AM - 1PM
$74.99 USD
Edible Arts Lab: Cake Decorating Workshop
Step into the first gathering of The Edible Arts Lab (TEAL) at Himaya Garden, where cake, art, nature, and tea come together.
Inspired by Claude Monet’s gardens and paintings, Edible Monet invites you to explore Impressionism through buttercream and cake. Learn how to use color, texture, and palette-knife techniques to create your own edible masterpiece—no art or cake decorating experience required.
Event Details
Sunday, September 6
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Himaya Garden
Hosted by TEAL
Why You’ll Love It
- Create art you can eat with Impressionist-inspired buttercream techniques.
- Discover Monet’s story and the garden at Giverny that inspired his work.
- Sip tea and enjoy sweet & savory petit fours as you create.
- Enjoy a mindful creative escape surrounded by the beauty of Himaya Garden.
- Come solo or bring someone you love for a beautiful experience together.
- Everything is included, and your finished cake goes home with you.
TEAL is built around a simple idea: food can be a medium for creativity, storytelling, connection, and joy.
Come create, decorate, sip tea, and see cake a little differently.
Limited seating. Advance reservations required.
Reserve your place for the very first TEAL gathering.
Advance reservation is required. Seating is limited to preserve the intimate, hands-on experience.
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Himaya Garden
Himaya Garden was born from a mother and daughter’s dream — to create a place where culture, food, and love are shared openly.
Inspired by our Cebuano roots and Filipino hospitality, we built more than a venue.
We built a gathering place.
A garden where vows are exchanged beneath trees.
A tea house where stories unfold over warm cups and sweet bites.
A space where guests are welcomed not as attendees — but as family.
We honor tradition.
We cherish connection.
We celebrate slowly.
Because the most meaningful moments aren’t staged.
They are felt.