Where To Take Cooking Classes In The Upper Valley
Jan 07, 2026 09:46AM ● By Elise Renaud
If you’re looking for a fun cold-weather activity that keeps you indoors and toasty, look no further than a cooking class. You’ll expand your knowledge in the kitchen while enjoying delicious food and fun with new or old friends.
King Arthur Baking Company
A classic option is the King Arthur Baking Company. The school in Norwich, VT, offers a variety of classes for every interest. From breads and scones to Middle Eastern flatbreads and afternoon tea, there’s something for every skill level. Learn more here.
Ravioli Ravioli
In White River Junction, VT, Ravioli Ravioli offers pasta-making classes occasionally, with the next one happening on Jan. 10.
“We will discuss selecting flours and other ingredients, make a dough (we will be kneading the pasta dough by hand for 10 minutes so bring your muscles!), demystifying the pasta sheeter and learning best practices for use, and learning techniques to make a few simple handmade pasta shapes,” the Facebook event said.
Learn more about the company here.
Co-op Lebanon Food Stores Learning Center
The Co-op Lebanon Food Stores Learning Center has several hands-on classes “where questions, curiosity, and a sense of adventure is encouraged,” the website said. Classes include everything from the basics like pork chops and cooking with fats to more in-depth classes like Dan Dan Noodles and Korean Bulgogi. Learn more and view the upcoming schedule here.
Sugar Glider Kitchen
In Hartford, VT, the host of the Food Network’s “Baked in Vermont” offers many online classes from her Sugar Glider Kitchen. The classes are three hours long and limited to 8 to 10 bakers. View the classes and register here.
Culinary Arts at Artistree
Artistree in South Pomfret, VT, offers cooking classes and workshops monthly. View the schedule and register here.
Odyssey Events
Odyssey Events in Bridgewater Corners, VT, offers private cooking classes that are treated “like odysseys or journeys, so you will experience a planned, cohesive, and fun environment from beginning to end,” the website said. Learn more here.
