Cooking Classes in Fargo for Kids & Adults

Check out our round-up of kids’ and adult cooking classes in Fargo!

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Kids cooking classes aren’t just about mixing ingredients or mastering recipes, they’re about fostering essential life skills and unleashing creativity in the kitchen. These classes offer a plethora of benefits that extend far beyond the culinary realm.

But don’t think all the fun is just for kids!

Many of our local culinary classes invite adults along for the experience as well!

Check out these options in Fargo-Moorhead.

Cooking Classes in Fargo for Kids and Adults

Family Wellness

Family Wellness offers Healthy Cooking Classes for kids (age seven and older) and adults (ages 16 and up). Learn how to make tasty and nutritional foods in a safe and fun environment!

Square One Kitchen

Take a class or rent the kitchen at Square One! They provide classes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced chefs. Adult cooking classes are available from October into April and classes for kids take place from June until August. Square One Kitchen also hosts private cooking classes.

Tupperware Studio

More than just a store, Tupperware Studio on Veterans Boulevard offers meal prep and seasonal cooking and baking classes.

The 1889

With a goal of “crafting culinary and artistic brilliance,” The 1889 has a variety of classes — from ethnic foods and specific skills classes to kids classes. Check their schedule for upcoming events.

Milk Made

Take an informational and delicious class where you can learn how to craft the perfect cheese platter. Contact Milk Made for more information.

Fargo Parks

Their youth culinary program includes cooking camps and classes offered throughout the year. Please note, registration is required.

West Fargo Parks

The West Fargo Park District typically has adult and kids classes. Check their website for more information on what’s currently available.

Moorhead Community Education 

Offering themed classes, Moorhead Community Education has fun options for adult cooking and baking classes.

Related Reading: Where to Craft with Kids in Fargo-Moorhead

Benefits of Taking a Cooking Class

There immense benefits to learning the art of cooking. Cooking classes enhance academic skills. From measuring ingredients to following step-by-step instructions, children hone their math and reading comprehension in a practical, hands-on environment. Additionally, exploring different cuisines introduces cultural awareness, broadening their global perspective.

Furthermore, cooking fosters teamwork and communication. Collaborating with peers to prepare a dish encourages cooperation and teaches invaluable social skills. As they work together towards a common goal, children learn to express ideas, listen actively, and resolve conflicts—a recipe for successful relationships in any context.

Lastly, cooking ignites creativity. Experimenting with flavors and textures sparks imagination and instills confidence to think outside the box—an essential skill in both culinary and everyday endeavors.

So consider a class to experience all the fun and benefits, while learning something new!

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Alexis Scott
Alexis is happily married to her husband, Andrew, and together they share 5 sons. Born in Minnesota, Alexis followed her husband to Manhattan, NY, before returning to Fargo. A proud Latina, she believes in utilizing multi-cultural experiences to inspire other minority women to be active in their community. Alexis believes strongly in public service and living passionately through serving others. After her 3rd son, Max, passed away at 22 weeks (2014) life has never been the same, but sharing her story has helped cope with grief and honor his place in their family. Aside from writing, Alexis enjoys traveling, laughing, dancing and food. She will never turn down Starbucks, a trip to the nail salon, or the farmers market. Follow her in pictures through Instagram and connect with her online via Facebook.

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