Workshops

Workshops

All Things Food is dedicated to empowering residents to grow their own food and promoting food skill development.

A photo from our “No-Dig” Gardening workshop that was held at the Cornwall Museum.

2012 Past Workshops

Gardening workshops:

  • Herb Gardening Lunch& Learn: June, North Dundas

Cooking workshops:

  • North Dundas Community Kitchen Program

Do you like to cook healthy, budget-friendly meals?  The North Dundas Community Kitchen is a monthly program where participants meet at a central location to cook up tasty take-home meals.  The kitchen was organized by the All Things Food Network in partnership with the Township of North Dundas.

Program Flyer (English)

Previous Workshops:

  • How to Start a Community Garden, April 11th, 2012 at Seaway Valley Community Health Centre.  The notes from the workshop can be accessed below:

How to Start a Community Garden PowerPoint Presentation

Sample Garden-Member Agreement

  • Worm Composting: April 12th, 2012 at Seaway Valley Community Health Centre.  Our worm hotel guide can be accessed on our Publications page.
  • How to Start an Organic School Garden: April 30th, 2012.  The notes from the workshop can be accessed below:

How to Start an Organic School Garden Workshop Notes

PowerPoint Presentation

2011 Workshops

How to Grow Your Own Food! Workshop Series

  • No-Dig Gardening, May 28th at the Cornwall Museum. To access the notes, click here.
  • Container Gardening, June 13th at the Winchester Park.  To access the notes, click here.

Extending the Harvest Workshop Series

  • Blanching, Freezing and Dehydrating, August 13th at Trinity United Church, Chesterville.  To access the notes, click here.
  • All about Canning, August 20th at Trinity United Church, Chesterville.  To access the notes, click here.  

Seasonal Cooking

  • All Things Food presented a workshop on seasonal cooking for the stroke rehabilitation patients at the Glengarry Memorial Hospital.  Produce from the hospital’s newly constructed garden was used in the workshop.

Cooking seasonal recipes with the Glengarry Memorial Hospital stroke rehabilitation patients.

North Dundas Community Kitchen Program

  • The North Dundas Community Kitchen program began in November, 2011 as a way for community members to get together to prepare healthy, budget-friendly meals once a month for themselves or for their families.  The kitchens are held at the Winchester United Church.  Read more about the Kitchen in our program flyer!

Share Your Expertise!

We are always looking for community residents who wish to share their food-related knowledge with others to teach workshops.  Please contact us today at info(at)allthingsfoodbouffe360.ca if that’s you!

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