Miami City Ballet has open adult classes for all levels at its South Beach studio, where dancers can drop in for beginner classes on Mondays, and intermediate and advanced classes Tuesday through Thursday. You don’t need to devote your life to being a bunhead to get some of the fitness, flexibility, and grace that comes with learning ballet. Lest the men feel left out, the team hosts weekly coed sessions on Mondays.ĭance classes at the Miami City Ballet School Slice Girls’ also hosts skill-specific clinics with catchy names like “Forehand Frenzy” and “Backhand Bash,” with each class lasting about 90 minutes on rotating courts around Miami. The Slice Girls Tennis Club aims to get women involved in the game through four-times-a-week classes for beginners and intermediates. It also offers courses in cooking technique, like a knife skills class coming up on September 13. Each month, Feeding South Florida hosts a handful of different cooking classes focused on particular dishes and cuisines from Pad Thai to French Patisserie and tart making. South Florida’s largest food bank has all kinds of ways to hone your culinary skills at its Boynton Beach Community Kitchen. Out on Lincoln Road, Harry’s Pizzeria is hosting a cooking class on September 27, where the restaurant’s top chefs help you create pizzas while you sip on Harry’s menu of specialty cocktails. Mister 01 also offers a family class once a month where kids aged 9 and above are welcome. At Mister 01 in Wynwood, weekly evening classes have you making your own pie while tasting some of the pizzeria’s most popular drinks and pizzas, then going home with some dough to try on your own.
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Two of Miami’s top pizza makers teach you how to make pizza like the pros. Pizza making at Mister 01 and Harry’s Pizza And yes, the classes include wine tasting too. South where you’ll explore the wines on both sides of France’s Loire Valley then vote on which you think is better. This month’s September 20 class is Rhone: North vs. Allegra Angelo leads classes delving into different regions of the world, as you learn about the distinguishing characteristics of its wines and some names you should know. Key Biscayne’s destination wine shop invites you to gain some knowledge from the sommeliers who stock its shelves.
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This month’s class is on September 12, where starting at 7 pm you’ll learn how to mix, laminate, cut, and shape a full batch of croissants, all the while enjoying unlimited wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. You think making croissants is as easy as popping open a tube and throwing them on a baking sheet? Not if you’re making them like Miami’s croissant kings at Flour and Weirdoughs, who walk you through their painstaking process once a month. Morikami also hosts classes in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies inside its ornate garden tea house. Then learn how to play the Koto on September 16 before diving into indigo dying on September 24 and 25. This month, you can learn the art of Kokedama-growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil-on September 9. Each weekend, the museum hosts a workshop covering some kind of Japanese art, ranging from the cultivation of Bonsai trees to delicate gift wrapping classes around the holidays. South Florida’s leading Japanese cultural center is more than just a place to meditate among meticulous gardens. Japanese craft and tea classes at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
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Classes are $60 per person, with an option to upgrade to premium sake for $20 more. Fort Lauderdale waterside sushi hotspot Casa Sensei gives you the chance every second Saturday from 3 to 5 pm, where you’ll learn how to make two different sushi rolls while sipping on a glass on house sake. If sushi prices are limiting your ability to enjoy a nice set of rolls, perhaps consider learning to make sushi yourself.
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