WELCOME
OUR STORY
Azalea Tea Hut is a tranquil sanctuary where you can embrace the meditative flow of tea ceremonies, discover the depth of carefully curated loose-leaf teas, and explore artisanal teaware to elevate your tea practice.
Rooted in a deep love for tea and a devotion to sharing the wisdom of Cha Dao—the Way of Tea—with our vibrant coastal community, we honor the teachings of Global Tea Hut and all who have guided the path before us.
Stay tuned for upcoming workshops and special events, where you’ll have the chance to deepen your connection to the timeless art and culture of tea.
All offerings are not for profit.
Outdoor and nature-based offerings are free when possible.
Indoor offerings may require a small exchange to cover expenses.
Please note you are not paying for ceremony -
monetary exchange covers travel, rental space, and materials.
As my teacher says:
"The Ceremony is priceless, it has no value, it cannot be sold.
But we can all contribute to the space in which it happens."
- Wu De
Donations are always welcome and help support this practice and future offerings. We use a sliding scale for all events -
pay what you can, with flexibility for those who need it.
OFFERINGS
From 22 US dollars
Price Varies
35 US dollars
45 US dollars
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LOCATIONS
Indoor and outdoor options availble
Welcome to our studio space, the ideal venue for private and public tea gatherings, workshops, and more. No matter the season, our cozy indoor environment ensures comfort for all your events. Ideal for private and public ceremonies, especially in the hot and cold months of the year.
Discover tranquility in our outdoor tea hut, a serene escape for peaceful tea ceremonies. Surrounded by nature's beauty, enjoy boiled tea and charcoal sessions while immersing yourself in a vibrant oasis filled with flowers and birds. Ideal for early to mid mornings for waking up with the nature around us.
Join us for a refreshing moment of calm and connection with the great outdoors.
