Learn How To Build The Most Structurally Sound Gingerbread House

UNDATED (WJON News) -- You can learn how to build the most stable gingerbread house at a class on Saturday. The Stearns History Museum is presenting Gingerbread Architecture: The Sweet Elements of Design at the Art Lab in Sauk Centre.

The class is hosted by GLT Architects' Project Architect Evan Larson. He will teach everyone the basics of structure design and architecture. The workshop will let you create your own holiday masterpiece with the best building material ever, gingerbread! The class costs $15 and runs from 11:00 a.m. to Noon.

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There is also a 2nd class on Saturday, December 7th at the Fisher's Club in Avon. You can find this story on the WJON app for a link to register.

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