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At HeartStories, Galentine’s Day is ALWAYS a good idea! Celebrate your girlfriends throughout the year with a Charcuterie Board Workshop featuring Rebekah Relander of Fig & Goat!
$24.00
Do you love charcuterie boards, but the idea of making your own seems daunting?
We hear ya, we’ve been there! That’s why we’ve called in the queen of gathering boards, Rebekah Relander of Fig & Goat. Gather your girlfriends in person or online for Brie Mine, Galentine! GNO ~ a charcuterie class to celebrate sisterhood!
Bekah will guide you through every step of building a deliciously beautiful charcuterie board from shopping, to her creative process, and top-secret techniques. Not only will you learn the art of charcuterie; you’ll also enjoy a memorable Girls Night filled with meaningful connections, reminding you that no matter what life brings, it’s ALWAYS better with sisters!
So trade in your stress, FOMO and exhaustion for a night of fun, connection and refreshment! Gather your besties and join us for a celebration of sisterhood that will feed your belly . . . and your soul!
Creation, community and charcuterie – It’s Girls Night Made Easy!
Your Brie Mine, Galentine! GNO ticket includes:
• Access to a virtual charcuterie workshop at home – on your own, with your bestie or hosting a small group for a true Girls Night Out!
• A downloadable Hostess Guide outlining everything you need to follow along, including a curated shopping list
• Stories that Connect & Inspire
Please Note: Wooden charcuterie board and other materials/supplies are not included in the ticket price. If the Amazon Share-A-Cart link is slow and/or doesn’t work, please refer to your downloadable Hostess Guide for a recommended shopping list to purchase supplies at your local grocery store. Estimated cost range for a single board is $30-40.
