Book a Cooking Class for Your Next Event
Weigh up your options for cooking classes, then enquire – free.
A cooking class gives a group something to do with their hands and a meal at the end of it. In Newcastle, The Yellow Door Kitchen runs a hands-on cooking school from a converted printing warehouse on Bryant Street in Tighes Hill, led by a Le Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef.
The school keeps a calendar of public classes, and any of them can be adapted into a private event for your group – useful when you want a team-building session or a hens day built around a particular cuisine or skill. When the cooking is done, everyone sits down together at a communal table in the dining room, which seats 20, to eat what they've made.
That shared table is the difference between a class and a party. It turns the afternoon into a long lunch or dinner without anyone having to book a second venue.
Groups that book The Yellow Door Kitchen:
Build the rest of the event around it with ideas for team building or a bridal shower.
The Yellow Door Kitchen runs hands-on classes and private group events from Bryant Street in Tighes Hill.
Yes. Any class on The Yellow Door Kitchen's calendar can be adapted into a private team-building or group event.
Yes. Groups sit down together afterwards at a communal table in a dining room that seats 20.
The school is run by a Le Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef.
The Yellow Door Kitchen lists hens parties and bridal showers among its occasions, and the shared meal at the end makes it a full celebration in one place.
