Smothered, cheesy and full of flavor - enchiladas are on the menu! In this class, we'll practice knife skills, cook seasoned ground beef, make fresh tortillas from scratch, and prepare smothered enchiladas with homemade pico de gallo. This hand-on class means that everyone will have a part to play in creating our meal. Please bring a container to take home any extra food. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

One adult and one child, ages 5-15. Register under the name of the child attending. In this playful class, learners will step into the kitchen with confidence as they create rich, creamy macaroni and cheese from scratch. Along the way, they’ll build real cooking skills—measuring, mixing, and learning food safety—while having a little fun with a sweet eight-legged surprise. It’s hands-on, a little silly, and all about turning curiosity into confidence in the kitchen.

One adult and one child, ages 5-15. Register under the name of the child attending. Young cooks step into the kitchen with courage and curiosity. Through making homemade tomato soup and cheesy flatbread from scratch, students will learn valuable cooking skills, tackle new challenges, and discover that their greatest ingredient is confidence in themselves.

One adult and one child ages 5-15. Register under the name of the child attending. The Yeast Awakens invites brave bakers on a journey of flour, water, and transformation. Together, we'll explore the ancient craft of breadmaking, learning how patience, precision, and a little faith can turn humble ingredients into beautiful loaves. The rise awaits—will you answer the call? Bring a 9"x9" baking pan or 9"x5" loaf pan from home.

Treat yourself to a sweet night out! Discover how to mix, roll, dip, and decorate cake pops like a pro. From flavor combinations to decorating techniques, you'll leave with beautifully crafted treats and the skills to recreate them at home. No experience needed—just bring your sweet tooth and creativity!

Experience the simple joy of homemade baking. We'll make traditional soda bread from scratch and learn how cream transforms into delicious homemade butter. Don't forget to bring a container to take home any leftovers. This hand-on class means that everyone will have a part to play in creating our meal. Classes with the AwD prefix are designed for adults with developmental disabilities.

One adult and one child, ages 3-5. Register under the name of the child attending. A delicious breakfast made from scratch! Craft fluffy oatmeal flapjacks and whip up rich creamy butter. Create a day filled with flavor, love, and homemade goodness! Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.