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Pasta making is as easy as 1, 2, 3 🍝

1️⃣ Mix the dough
2️⃣ Roll it out
3️⃣ Cut your fresh pasta

Okay, there are a few more steps in between, but that’s the beauty of learning something new. When someone guides you through the process, even making pasta from scratch feels approachable.

At Eventful, we believe trying something new shouldn’t feel intimidating. Whether you’re making fettuccine for the first time or discovering a hobby you never expected to love, every class starts with one simple step: showing up.

Who are you bringing to our next pasta-making class?

Everyone sees the cute recaps, the cocktails clinking, the flowers arranged, the pasta getting rolled… but behind every Eventful class is hours of sorting, cleaning, organizing, prepping, packing, unpacking, washing dishes, restocking supplies, labeling bins, folding linens, and resetting everything to do it all again the next day.

The magic of experiences lives in the details no one really sees. And honestly, we love that part too.

Building experiences that feel effortless for guests takes a whole lot of effort behind the scenes, and this is your reminder that small businesses are so much more than the final product on social media. Thank you for supporting our journey.

Let our classes being a starting point, and join us for a good time. ❤️

Is freezing caviar to save for later as controversial as Morgan thinks? Like many things in life, everyone has their own opinion, but Morgan has tried it for us and has given us the green flag!

Some people even recommend taking the caviar out of the tin before freezing to ensure no metallic taste transfer, but do us a solid and comment below your thoughts. 🫡👀

Some nights are such a reminder of why we started Eventful in the first place. Watching strangers become friends over cocktails, seeing people step outside of their comfort zones, laugh a little louder, and try something new together, that’s what it’s all about.

Experiences have a way of bringing people together in the best way, and nights like tonight’s cocktail making class remind us that community can start with something as simple as sharing a drink and a conversation.

Just try it. The message is clear!

One thing that is incredibly important to me when building Eventful is consistency. Every class we host has a documented curriculum or class outline that guides the experience for guests, instructors, and assistants. Of course whenever we launch a new class type, it takes time to iron out the final plan, but trust me we make sure to iron out those details as fast as possible.

We don’t just randomly host experiences and hope they go well. From setup, to timing, to teaching points, to guest interaction, every detail is intentionally planned to create a seamless and elevated experience every single time.

The creative side of experiences is fun, but the systems behind the scenes are what allow us to grow while still maintaining quality.

The best instructors never stop being students.

One of the things we value most at Eventful is learning from people who are deeply passionate about their craft, and constantly evolving in it. Our pottery instructor recently spent time in Seoul studying wheel techniques and ceramics culture, bringing new inspiration, perspective, and creativity back to our classes here in Atlanta.

There’s something special about learning from someone who is actively learning too.

Today I had this thought/reminder for myself: maybe the point isn’t to be an expert before you begin. Maybe the point is just to try.

I ordered California poppy seeds this week because I want to grow them for summer. Will they bloom? Maybe. Maybe not. But what do I really have to lose by trying?

I think we talk ourselves out of so many things because we’re afraid of failing, looking inexperienced, or not getting it perfect the first time. But every person who’s good at something once started with absolutely no idea what they were doing.

So this is your reminder (and mine): try the thing. Start before you feel fully ready. Plant the seeds anyway 🌼

There’s something so satisfying about turning a few simple ingredients into fresh pasta from scratch. Fresh fettuccini cooks in just a few minutes and has a softer, more delicate texture than dried pasta because it retains moisture from the eggs and dough-making process 🍝

One of our favorite parts of Eventful classes is learning the “why” behind what you’re making while creating something memorable together.