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Learn how to make Soap! With a Beginner’s Soapmaking workshop

In this March 20, 2015, photo, Aaron Weatherly collects newly formed soap at Clean the World in Las Vegas. The non-profit initiative recycles soap from hotels to distribute in developing countries. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/John Locher

Learn how to make Soap! With a Beginner’s Soapmaking workshop

When
May 2nd, 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm
Where
928 White Oaks RdLaconia NH03246

Find out how to make your own Soap! This family fun event will cover the basics in the soap making process and equipment needed to make soap at home!

Each person who joins in the fun will take home about 10 bars of seasonally scented soap to enjoy!

The cost is $25 for members and $40 for non-members!

Register Here

 

 

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