Sip and Create | Make Your Own Kombucha

Join us for a hands-on kombucha workshop where you'll learn the art of brewing this beloved fermented tea, perfect for sipping warm or chill Come for the art, stay for the fun! ArtsWestchester welcomes you to Gallery Night Out: Sip & Create, a monthly social for adults 18 and over in downtown White Plains. From February through December, a creative expert will lead guests through a hands-on art-making project designed to spark imagination. Join us for a hands-on kombucha workshop and learn the art of brewing this popular fermented tea at home. Chef Matt Leonen will guide you through the entire process, taking the mystery out of fermentation and giving you the confidence to brew on your own. Throughout the session, you will sample freshly brewed kombucha, explore different flavor combinations and personalize a jar with a custom design to take home. Kombucha is perfect for sipping warm or chilled, and each guest leaves with a starter (SCOBY) to continue brewing at home. All materials provided. No experience necessary—just sip, create, and enjoy! Tickets (seats are limited): • $50 General Admission • $45 ArtsW member (code required)Become a member today and receive $5.00 off your ticket.Prices do not reflect service and processing fees. • Doors open at 6:40pm ArtsWestchester’s historic landmark building at 31 Mamaroneck Avenue is the perfect relaxed and social environment to gather with family and friends, enjoy a date night, or network with fellow art enthusiasts, all while engaging in arts activities – from music and ceramics to dance and painting. The 2026 season offers a variety of art workshops at a reasonable cost. Ticket prices include the workshop, art supplies and two complimentary beverages of your choice: alchoholic (white wine ONLY) and nonalcoholic (water or seltzer). All skill levels are welcome! Don't forget to see what's coming up next for our Sip & Create series here! Stay up-to-date on cultural art events in Westchester by signing up to receive our bi-weekly weekly digital newsletter Arts(e)News at artsw.org/subscribe. For more arts and culture in Westchester County, visit artsw.org.