INDIGIBITES

Indigenous Parent-Child cooking classes

Free weekly cooking classes for grades 3rd-8th

Cooking Class—Session A
Sep
2

Cooking Class—Session A

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session B
Sep
16

Cooking Class—Session B

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session A
Oct
7

Cooking Class—Session A

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session B
Oct
21

Cooking Class—Session B

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session A
Nov
4

Cooking Class—Session A

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session B
Nov
17

Cooking Class—Session B

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session A
Dec
2

Cooking Class—Session A

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class—Session B
Dec
16

Cooking Class—Session B

  • Cafeteria at Madison Elementary School #1 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for Indigibites, EMPWR AZ's free parent-child cooking class series for students in grades 3rd–8th. Led by a Native chef, each session brings families together around Indigenous ingredients and traditional recipes, exploring the connection between food, culture, and community wellness.

Kids get hands-on in the kitchen. Chopping, stirring, and cooking alongside their parents while learning where their food comes from and why it matters. Every class is a chance to build confidence, spark curiosity about Native food traditions, and create healthy habits that last beyond the kitchen.

Classes are free and open to all families!

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Cooking Class — Session B
Apr
22

Cooking Class — Session B

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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Cooking Class — Session A
Apr
1

Cooking Class — Session A

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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Cooking Class—Session B
Mar
18

Cooking Class—Session B

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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Cooking Class—Session A
Mar
4

Cooking Class—Session A

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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Cooking Class — Session B
Feb
18

Cooking Class — Session B

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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Cooking Class — Session A
Feb
4

Cooking Class — Session A

Our hands-on cooking classes empower Native youth to build lifelong healthy habits through food. Children learn basic cooking skills, explore nutritious ingredients, and prepare simple, delicious meals inspired by Indigenous food traditions.

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