Upcoming events

SOURDOUGH BREAD
1PM- 4PM
Kids 12 and under can attend FREE with a parent
Sourdough bread making is an ancient craft that is simple to learn. Join Karen Hirsch, owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, at this hands-on workshop and learn how to make wild-yeast sourdough breads. You’ll learn and practice each stage of baking a naturally leavened organic loaf, from caring for a starter through shaping and baking. During our time together, we’ll enjoy warm, fresh bread, stories and Karen will share some of the science behind this miraculous daily loaf.
TAKE HOME: You’ll leave with your own sourdough starter, recipe and guide, a dough scraper, and your own ready-for-the oven dough.
About Karen
Karen is the owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, a cottage food bakery in northwest Pasadena dedicated to the spirit of countless generations of grandmothers who showed love by filling their tables with fresh baked breads and cookies. Karen developed her passion for organic, wholesome baked goods during her time training new teachers at a Los Angeles non-profit organization and began Apron Strings at the same time, supplying local cafes with fresh cookies and cakes. With a background in dance, theatre, and middle school education, Karen believes storytelling and humor are essential ingredients for everything from cakes to classrooms. The elemental aspect of sourdough baking (just flour, water, and salt) has been an exciting journey into history, science, and community, and Karen loves sharing the knowledge and techniques that are part of this most basic of foods





Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available


Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available


SOURDOUGH BREAD
1PM- 4PM
Kids 12 and under can attend FREE with a parent
Sourdough bread making is an ancient craft that is simple to learn. Join Karen Hirsch, owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, at this hands-on workshop and learn how to make wild-yeast sourdough breads. You’ll learn and practice each stage of baking a naturally leavened organic loaf, from caring for a starter through shaping and baking. During our time together, we’ll enjoy warm, fresh bread, stories and Karen will share some of the science behind this miraculous daily loaf.
TAKE HOME: You’ll leave with your own sourdough starter, recipe and guide, a dough scraper, and your own ready-for-the oven dough.
About Karen
Karen is the owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, a cottage food bakery in northwest Pasadena dedicated to the spirit of countless generations of grandmothers who showed love by filling their tables with fresh baked breads and cookies. Karen developed her passion for organic, wholesome baked goods during her time training new teachers at a Los Angeles non-profit organization and began Apron Strings at the same time, supplying local cafes with fresh cookies and cakes. With a background in dance, theatre, and middle school education, Karen believes storytelling and humor are essential ingredients for everything from cakes to classrooms. The elemental aspect of sourdough baking (just flour, water, and salt) has been an exciting journey into history, science, and community, and Karen loves sharing the knowledge and techniques that are part of this most basic of foods


Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available


Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available

SOURDOUGH BREAD-SOLD OUT
1PM- 4PM
Kids 12 and under can attend FREE with a parent
Sourdough bread making is an ancient craft that is simple to learn. Join Karen Hirsch, owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, at this hands-on workshop and learn how to make wild-yeast sourdough breads. You’ll learn and practice each stage of baking a naturally leavened organic loaf, from caring for a starter through shaping and baking. During our time together, we’ll enjoy warm, fresh bread, stories and Karen will share some of the science behind this miraculous daily loaf.
TAKE HOME: You’ll leave with your own sourdough starter, recipe and guide, a dough scraper, and your own ready-for-the oven dough.
About Karen
Karen is the owner of Apron Strings Community Bake Shop, a cottage food bakery in northwest Pasadena dedicated to the spirit of countless generations of grandmothers who showed love by filling their tables with fresh baked breads and cookies. Karen developed her passion for organic, wholesome baked goods during her time training new teachers at a Los Angeles non-profit organization and began Apron Strings at the same time, supplying local cafes with fresh cookies and cakes. With a background in dance, theatre, and middle school education, Karen believes storytelling and humor are essential ingredients for everything from cakes to classrooms. The elemental aspect of sourdough baking (just flour, water, and salt) has been an exciting journey into history, science, and community, and Karen loves sharing the knowledge and techniques that are part of this most basic of foods

Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available




Knit-Together (and Crochet too!)
Join us in the art of creating, connecting, and unwinding. Let's craft together, learn together, and cast away your cares!
$10 suggested donation. Light refreshments. Space is limited, please RSVP
Don’t know how to knit and want to learn? Private lesson are available



HOMESTEAD HOOTENANNY
Homestead Hootenanny
Step back in time, sit a spell, sing or jam a long.
$10 Donation
POTLUCK: bring a drink, dish or dessert to share
Bring yourself, your friends and family, even an acoustic instrument or two!
Enjoy good music and good times.
Reservations are encourage but not required
TEXT 626.765.5704


HOMESTEAD HOOTENANNY
Homestead Hootenanny
Step back in time, sit a spell, sing or jam a long.
$10 Donation
POTLUCK: bring a drink, dish or dessert to share
Bring yourself, your friends and family, even an acoustic instrument or two!
Enjoy good music and good times.
Reservations are encourage but not required
TEXT 626.765.5704



The Wholesome - CD Release
6pm Doors + potluck (bring a dish, drink or dessert)
7pm Show followed by a mini hootenanny
Suggested $10-20 donation
TEXT 626-765-5704 to RSVP with your name and how many in your party
-or- click on button below to RSVP and donate
THE WHOLESOME
An Americana Trio born out of the sand and salt of Venice, California.
The Wholesome is an uplifting acoustic Americana trio featuring Kate Bone's soaring vocals accompanied by Alan Schlaifer on guitar, and Adam Kulakow on mandolin, ukulele, and guitar. Established in 2018 in Venice, California, The Wholesome recorded their debut acoustic record, "Alive Tonight" in the depths of the pandemic.
The Wholesome's melodic blend of folk, swing, country, and rock combines with story-centered lyrics to take you on an unforgettable journey of love and loss, heartbreak and daydreams.
Visiting Info
This is a private residence. Sorry, we are unable to accommodate drop by visitors.
LOCATION
631 Cypress Avenue, Pasadena, California 91103
Hours
Open only during scheduled tour, workshop, farm box pick up hours.
COVID GUIDELINES
Masks are optional in outdoor spaces. Following Department of Public Health guidelines, all visitors are required to wear a mask indoors.