Live in the Treasure Valley
Hands-on classes, taught by people.
Pottery, supper, flowers, a morning on the trail. People teach people, close to home. We open city by city. The greater Treasure Valley is live.
Photo: Bureau of Land Management. The Boise Foothills. Not a class or a host. Source
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Meet your neighbors who teach
Hosts in the cities we have opened are listed here.
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Classes near you
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Browse what’s listed, or list your first class.
How it works
1
Find
Look for a class a neighbor is teaching, in your city.
2
Book
Hold a spot for yourself, or a couple if you are bringing someone.
3
Make something with neighbors
A few hours in a small group, and something you take home.
Cities that are open
We open one city at a time. These six are live.
Boise
Classes around the North End, Hyde Park, downtown, the Bench, and the East End.
Meridian
Weeknight classes for people who live and work on the west side of town.
Nampa
Workshops in downtown Nampa and out toward Lake Lowell.
Eagle
Small classes in downtown Eagle, easy to reach from the river.
Garden City
Studios and kitchens along the river, a short hop from Boise.
Caldwell
Classes in downtown Caldwell and along Indian Creek.
From people who took a class
Reviews and photos from a class show up here.
Browse what’s listedTeach what you know
The neighbor with a kiln. The one who hosts dinner. The friend who knows the foothills before the rest of us are up. A lot of that stays in the group chat. List it as a class instead. Whatchaknow opens city by city. Teaching is open in the Treasure Valley.
You set the price and the group size. Run it once, or as a series. Listing is free. We keep 20% when someone books. Founding hosts pay 15% for their first six months.
Gift cards
A class with someone nearby, for a birthday or a Tuesday that needs one.
Private and team events
A studio, a kitchen, or a trail for your group. Same hosts, a private sitting.