Cooking Classes at Westwind
The staff at Westwind Community Center is inviting youth to join them on a weekly basis to create dishes.
The menu will vary from week to week but will include peanut butter and pumpkin cookies, apple cinnamon pancakes and a Thanksgiving feast.
The community center has a very small kitchen, so space is limited. Call in advance to reserve your place.
The cost is $1 and open to kids ages 7 to 13.
The classes are held every Friday at 4 p.m. at the Westwind Community Center, 2425 Riverside Drive
There will be no cooking club on Nov. 27.
More information call (909)930-3346 or (909)395-2020.
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