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Create your own Eau de Parfum in a two-hour INDIEHOUSE workshop at the Goat Farm Arts Center. Learn perfume structure, blend professional materials, and leave with a travel-size scent tailored to your style.
Create your own Eau de Parfum in a two-hour INDIEHOUSE workshop at the Goat Farm Arts Center. Learn perfume structure, blend professional materials, and leave with a travel-size scent tailored to your style.
You step through a metal door in Building 2 of the Goat Farm Arts Center and the city noise softens into the measured scratch of pipettes and the hush of glass bottles. The studio smells of bright citrus and warm woods; light from industrial windows pools over benches lined with amber vials. In two hours you'll translate memory and mood into a wearable concentrate—an amplified version of yourself in a 10 ml bottle.
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Operated by Make a custom fragrance - West Midtown Atlanta · Atlanta, Georgia
You step through a metal door in Building 2 of the Goat Farm Arts Center and the city noise softens into the measured scratch of pipettes and the hush of glass bottles. The studio smells of bright citrus and warm woods; light from industrial windows pools over benches lined with amber vials. In two hours you'll translate memory and mood into a wearable concentrate—an amplified version of yourself in a 10 ml bottle.
The Goat Farm itself is a reclaimed industrial site on Atlanta’s Westside, once part of the city’s late-19th- and early-20th-century manufacturing surge; the exposed brick and riveted beams in the studio are reminders of that past. Geologically, Atlanta sits on the Piedmont plateau—red clay underfoot and humid air that shapes how fragrances sit on skin here. Culturally, Atlanta’s creative scene skews experimental; niche perfumery and craft workshops are part of a broader DIY arts ecosystem.
Under INDIEHOUSE guidance you’ll learn perfume structure—top, middle, base notes—sample professional-grade essential oils and isolates, and test skin reactions. Expect short talks on scent chemistry, storage, and building a small scent wardrobe.
Practical notes: arrive 10–15 minutes early for parking and set-up in studio S208. All materials for a travel-size Eau de Parfum are included; upgrades (30 ml, glass of wine) are optional. Class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for beginners; bring a notebook if you want formulation notes and wear neutral-smelling clothing or avoid strong perfumes. The experience is intimate—ask questions, take measured notes, and plan for a scent that evolves over days rather than a single sniff.
No—classes are designed for beginners; instructors explain basic structure and guide you through blending.
The base ticket includes instruction and materials to create a 10 ml Eau de Parfum; upgrades add a 30 ml bottle and a complimentary drink.
Yes—the Goat Farm studio is wheelchair accessible and surfaces are navigable; contact the operator for specific accommodations.
Space is limited and tickets are one per booking; guests should purchase their own ticket to participate or contact the operator about observer capacity.
Make a custom fragrance - West Midtown Atlanta operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through a metal door in Building 2 of the Goat Farm Arts Center and the city noise softens into the measured scratch of pipettes and the hush of glass bottles. The studio smells of bright citrus and warm woods; light from industrial windows pools over benches lined with amber vials. In two hours you'll translate memory and mood into a wearable concentrate—an amplified version of yourself in a 10 ml bottle.
You step through a metal door in Building 2 of the Goat Farm Arts Center and the city noise softens into the measured scratch of pipettes and the hush of glass bottles. The studio smells of bright citrus and warm woods; light from industrial windows pools over benches lined with amber vials. In two hours you'll translate memory and mood into a wearable concentrate—an amplified version of yourself in a 10 ml bottle.
The Goat Farm itself is a reclaimed industrial site on Atlanta’s Westside, once part of the city’s late-19th- and early-20th-century manufacturing surge; the exposed brick and riveted beams in the studio are reminders of that past. Geologically, Atlanta sits on the Piedmont plateau—red clay underfoot and humid air that shapes how fragrances sit on skin here. Culturally, Atlanta’s creative scene skews experimental; niche perfumery and craft workshops are part of a broader DIY arts ecosystem.
Under INDIEHOUSE guidance you’ll learn perfume structure—top, middle, base notes—sample professional-grade essential oils and isolates, and test skin reactions. Expect short talks on scent chemistry, storage, and building a small scent wardrobe.
Practical notes: arrive 10–15 minutes early for parking and set-up in studio S208. All materials for a travel-size Eau de Parfum are included; upgrades (30 ml, glass of wine) are optional. Class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for beginners; bring a notebook if you want formulation notes and wear neutral-smelling clothing or avoid strong perfumes. The experience is intimate—ask questions, take measured notes, and plan for a scent that evolves over days rather than a single sniff.