Learn from the candy master and become a candy artisan yourself! In this candy workshop you’ll get to create PAPABUBBLE'S signature smilies or hearts patterned rock candy! Workshop Location PAPABUBBLE Shop - 34 Tung Lo Wan Road, Tai Hang, Hong Kong Duration This workshop lasts for 1 hour - 1 hour 15 min Language English, Cantonese or Mandarin What to Wear - Aprons and candy-making gloves will be provided.- Participants are advised to wear clothes they are not afraid to stain, and non-slip, covered flat shoes.- Avoid wearing high heels.- Participants with long hair should also tie their hair up. Suitability Participants should be at least 3 years old or above. Number of People Private session will be scheduled for yourself or your own group with all papabubble workshops A maximum of 6 people (plus 6 kids under 12 years old). Each successful registration is entitled to entry for 1 participant aged 3 years old or above. Kids aged 3 -5 must be accompanied by a parent / guardian, and the parent / guardian is entitled to join the workshop together with the kid for free. Kids are good to work on their own from age 5+. For participant aged 12 – 17, the parent / guardian needs to pay the fee on behalf of the participant upon registration online, and if parents / guardians wish to join, they need to pay the full fare and no price adjustment will be offered. Registration & Cancellation Policy Registration to our candy workshops can be made up to 2 months in advance via our website. If you would like to book in advance more than 2 months, please contact us for a special arrangement. For all workshops at PAPABUBBLE, we require a full payment to secure your space at the time of booking online and your payment is non-refundable. After successful application, participants cannot change or cancel the chosen workshop session and timeslot. Photos might be taken during workshops for our reference use. Please inform us if you have any questions. Terms & Conditions Please read the Terms & Conditions carefully before placing any orders.
