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Edmonds Waterfront Center hosting free teen cooking classes this fall

Edmonds, WALocal News

Edmonds Waterfront Center will host free teen cooking classes this fall, scheduled for Mondays from 6 to 7:30 p. m. Classes will cover diverse menus, including turkey sliders, skillet lasagna, and spicy tofu salad. Registration for these classes opens on August 15, allowing interested participants to sign up via a QR code or by calling 425-774-5555. This program is part of the center's efforts to promote culinary skills among local youth and strengthen community ties.

Located at 220 Railroad Ave. in Edmonds, the center serves as a hub for various community activities. The classes not only focus on cooking but also on healthy eating habits. Free culinary education initiatives like this foster engagement and learning among teens. Cooking classes aim to provide a fun and educational experience while encouraging teamwork and creativity.

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