Best Classes and Workshops in San Jose

Real videos of Classes and Workshops in San Jose — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. ArtisticCreativeInvitingHand-crafted potteryWorkshopsCommunity focus

    About the venue

    Colibri Pottery, located on S Bascom Ave in San Jose, focuses on hand-crafted pottery and ceramics. The studio offers workshops and classes for all ages, promoting artistic skills and creativity. Opened in 2015, it has established a reputation for quality work and unique designs, making it a valuable resource in the local community. Visitors can purchase pottery, or participate in classes to create their own art.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases the process of pottery making at Colibri Pottery Studio in Campbell-San Jose, California. It includes scenes of clay being shaped on a pottery wheel, finished ceramic pieces, and the studio environment.

    1033 S Bascom Ave

  2. What the videos show

    The video showcases a vibrant mosaic lamp crafting workshop. It begins with close-ups of colorful, illuminated lamps on display shelves and pans across a table of crafting materials like beads and tiles. The footage then transitions to a slideshow of photos showing participants holding their finished, glowing lamps.

    255 N Market St suite 270

  3. LivelyExploratoryItalianItalian marketplaceFresh pastaGelato

    About the venue

    Eataly in Santa Clara, California, is a bustling Italian marketplace that combines a variety of dining options, from restaurants to cafes and retail counters. Visitors can choose from a range of Italian favorites, including freshly made pasta, pizza, and gelato. Eataly emphasizes quality ingredients and authentic Italian culinary traditions, making it a favorite among food lovers. The open-concept space encourages guests to explore and discover new flavors while enjoying a vibrant shopping atmosphere.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a wide shot of a restaurant interior featuring hanging plants and a counter. A text overlay reads 'Date Idea Series in Bay Area' and 'EATALY: FREE TIRAMISU MAKING CLASS'. The scene cuts to a chef in a striped shirt and black gloves preparing tiramisu, dusting a dish with cocoa powder. A couple is shown eating tiramisu from small cups. The chef continues to prepare the dessert, and the video ends with a shot of the chef standing behind a table with ingredients and glasses.

    2855 Stevens Creek Blvd