Art Pop-up: Rebecca Burns
Becca Burns is a young Johnson City native artist, whose art is primarily pen illustrations, watercolor peices, and oil paintings. She is an impressionist and art nouveau style lover at […]
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Buddhist Meditation: Letting go of Expectations
Letting Go of Expectations Half-Day Course Saturday October 25| 2:00pm-5:00pm When reality does not match up to what we hoped would happen it is easy for disappointment to set in. […]
Sword Fighting Class: Broadsword
Want to learn sword fighting? Then come join AHHF as we delve into the basics of the Highland Broadsword. This class aims to cover swordsmanship that was popular amongst prizefighters, […]
Drawing and Tea Social
Game Room*NOTE:Holiday hours will affect meetup. No Drawing and Tea Social on 12/20, 12/27, or 1/3/25* We support and appreciate each other's artistic journeys. We have weekly challenges, sketchbook tours, […]
Silent Book Club JC
Last Sunday of each month from 2-4pm, unless otherwise noted Join us for the Johnson City Silent Book Club‘s monthly meetup - in-person at the Philosopher's Teahouse Bring any book […]
Cookie Decorating Class for adults with Sidehustle Custom Bakery
Do you love the macabre? How about blood and gore!? Terror and Suspense?! If your answer was yes, then this class is for you! In this two hour beginner course, […]
Teahouse Closed
Our normal operating hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10am - 9pm and Sunday 10am - 7pm. Be sure to check for occasional, special events held on Mondays. Email us about […]
Tea and Tales: The Gothic Macabre *SOLD OUT*
Join us for an evening of dark tales, told by candlelight in the living room of the teahouse with storyteller Emily Kathryn Sikora Katt and all the spirits of the […]
Steeped in Stories Author Meetup
Monthly meet up for local authors: The goal is to be in community and encourage fellow authors on their current projects. We'll do group feedback, discuss local events and collaborations, and […]
Tuesday Tunes: Dulcimer with Nathan Bagley
Nathaniel started playing his mother’s dulcimer as a small child, and his family took him to some dulcimer festivals in Alabama where he heard a group of about fifty dulcimers […]