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Grow your own microgreens workshop
Learn how to cultivate these nutritious greens at home, from seed to harvest, and create a salad...
Pickling and preserving workshop
Discover how pickling can help reduce food waste, save money, and ensure you always have healthy,...
Seasonal and leftover cooking workshops
Discover simple techniques to reduce food waste, save money and enjoy healthy delicious meals at...
Squish! Bang! Splat!
Discover and explore all things squishy, loud and messy through experiments, instruments, games a...
Cook the Books
Cook the Books is a friendly community group where food lovers come together to share and enjoy d...
Dragon Beard Candy Making Workshop
Discover the traditional craft of Dragon Beard Candy - a delicate handmade sweet made from sugar...
Crafternoon session
Come after school and join us for our fun and relaxed craft sessions, occasionally games, cooking...
Te Atatū artisan and handmade market
Discover a friendly community market celebrating local New Zealand artisans and handmade products.
News100 Results
Turnip the Beet: Cook up savings with better meal planning
The average New Zealand household wastes $1,500 worth of food each year—that’s the equivalent of three full shopping trolleys of groceries!
Standing up for those with good taste
The Kitchen Project turns tasty ideas into businesses.
Local alcohol policy: Freeze on new liquor stores happening now
Auckland’s local alcohol policy starts coming into effect today, Monday 16 September.
Anyone want to come to dinner?
Kai Franklin is bringing pop-up dining back to Pukekohe.
Green Thumb Crew: Young Gardeners of Tupu
Meet one of the many groups of passionate young gardeners, responding to the call to combat climate change and actively champion sustainable living in Ōtara.
Practice what you peach! The regeneration of Te Puhinui
Puhinui Domain will be apple-solutely peachy as the community band together for the upcoming Puhinui Community Orchard Planting Day.
Taste of Franklin food gala sells out
More than 100 guests joined the Kitchen Project’s Kai Franklin Chef's Table dinner.