Homemade Butter Making Workshop May 9

Step back into a tradition that helped build early Ohio communities. Join us on May 9 in our Honeycomb Classroom for a hands-on Butter Making Class where you’ll learn how simple cream transforms into fresh, delicious butter—just as families did on farms across Ohio for generations.

During this interactive class, guests will:

• Learn the history of butter making in early American and Ohio farm life

• Experience the hands-on process of making cream into butter

• Discover how dairy and honey were staples in traditional rural kitchens

• Taste and take home fresh butter you helped create

This class connects to Ohio’s America 250 initiative, specifically the theme “Ohio Creates: Arts, Culture & Literature.” In early America, everyday skills like butter making were more than chores—they were part of the culture and creativity of rural life. Families passed these skills through generations, shaping the traditions, foods, and stories that became part of Ohio’s heritage.

By participating in this class, you’ll experience a piece of the living culture of early America, celebrating the craftsmanship and ingenuity that sustained communities long before modern grocery stores.

Whether you love history, local food traditions, or simply enjoy learning new skills, this class is a fun and flavorful way to connect with Ohio’s past during the America 250 celebration leading up to 2026.

🍯 Location: Honeycomb Classroom at Cherry City Honey
📅 Date: May 9
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Great for families, history lovers, and curious learners

Come churn, taste, and celebrate the traditions that helped shape Ohio.