Sourdough Baking Parties logo with artisan sourdough bread loaf, starter jar, and baby's breath flowers on linen.

Sourdough Baking Parties


A hands-on sourdough experience designed for slow moments, good conversation, and something meaningful to take home.


Whether you’re hosting a cozy night with friends or joining a small group class,
this is your chance to learn the art of sourdough in a relaxed, welcoming setting.


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What This Is


Part class. Part happy hour. Part “I can’t believe I made this.”


Over the course of 5–6 hours, you’ll learn my go-to sourdough method from start to finish—without the overwhelm.


This is beginner-friendly, hands-on, and designed to actually fit into real life.


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What You’ll Learn


• My favorite sourdough bread recipe

• How to feed, store, and maintain your starter

• Mixing, folding, and fermentation basics

• How to prep your dough for baking at home

• Scoring techniques for a beautiful finish

Mason jar of sourdough starter with flour, proofing basket, mixing bowl, and kitchen scale on rustic wooden table.

What You’ll Take Home


Every guest leaves with:


• A jar of active sourdough starter

• One fully baked loaf of bread

• One prepared loaf ready for second fermentation (bake the next day)


Yes… you’ll officially be “the sourdough person” after this.



Hosting a Party


Want to host your own sourdough night?


• Host is FREE when 5 guests book

• You provide the kitchen, I bring the experience

• Perfect for girls’ nights, birthdays, or just an excuse to gather


Capacity:

• 1 oven home: up to 5 guests

• 2 oven home: up to 8–10 guests

Sign up to HOST
Women learning sourdough bread baking in a rustic cooking class, kneading dough on a flour-dusted wooden table.

Public Classes


Prefer to Join a Group?


I offer limited, invite-style classes where you can meet new people and learn together.


These are small, intimate, and fill quickly.


Also, join the list to be notified when private parties open to additional guests when needed.


Get on the list
Ceramic bowls, kitchen scale, sourdough starter jar, linen cloth, and olive branch on a neutral beige surface.

Supplies Needed


You’re welcome to bring your own tools, or keep it simple and use what’s available.


Suggested/optional tools To bring:


Starter jar & spatula

Kitchen scale

Mixing bowl

Thin dish towel

Proofing basket

Scoring tool

Dough scraper


Suggested Tools For Baking At Home:


Dutch oven

Silicone bread mat

Investment


Standard Experience:

$110 per guest


Deluxe Experience (with take-home tool kit):

$145 per guest


A minimum of 5 guests is required


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Ready to Book




Whether you want to host or join, I’d love to have you.
Mason jar of sourdough starter with flour, proofing basket, mixing bowl, and kitchen scale on rustic wooden table.
Women learning sourdough bread baking in a rustic cooking class, kneading dough on a flour-dusted wooden table.
Sourdough Baking Parties logo with artisan sourdough bread loaf, starter jar, and baby's breath flowers on linen.
Ceramic bowls, kitchen scale, sourdough starter jar, linen cloth, and olive branch on a neutral beige surface.