Jazz Kitchen Hosts Annual Gingerbread Making Workshops - Dec 2021

[WebmasterMaryJo]

The Jazz Kitchen will resume its Gingerbread Making Working shops this December:

Tickets Available on tock beginning October 27 at 10 am PST

WORKSHOP DATES:
Sunday, December 5
Sunday, December 12
Sunday, December 19

12 pm - 2 pm on each Sunday

The return of a holiday tradition...Holiday Gingerbread House Building Workshops!

$35/ticket (all ages must purchase a ticket to attend)
Includes:
1 Seat to the Workshop
1 Commemorative Jazz Kitchen Jingle Bell
Hot Chocolate Kit Sweet
Treat Box (2 holiday cookies, 2 beignets, sweet popcorn medley, chocolate dipping sauce)

$49/Gingerbread House (minimum 1 per booking)
Add on as many houses as you'd like!

Festive House-Building Contest
Enter our Best of the Best Gingerbread contest! Winners will be selected in 3 categories:
Most Creative (in house supplies) / Most Imaginative / Staff Favorite

MAKE RESERVATIONS!
[for before or after the workshop]
Brunch Buffet and Menu Options not offered during workshops this year

Bookmark Live Ticket Link Below
Tickets on Sale: Wednesday, October 27th at 10 AM PST

ONLINE TICKETS

PLEASE NOTE:

Refunds given only with a 1-week notice of the date selected.

For the safety of our guests and staff, seating for each workshop will be limited.

Jazz Kitchen will follow all health and safety guidleines for COVID-19 required for indoor dining on the date of the event.​

 

[Wesley815]

Thank you for sharing! Any opinions from those who've attended previous years? I didn't know Jazz Kitchen did this, but sounds fun.

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

I've been to the Halloween and Christmas ones. It's more expensive this year. We did enjoy the experience when we went, and I learned that people take their own gingerbread house decorations to use in addition to the ones provided by the Jazz Kitchen. Also, be prepared to carry your house back to the car so you may want to take something to carry it in instead of just the plate used when building it.

 

[DizMe]

We had a blast doing this. We had heard that it's smart to bring your own decorations to supplement what they give you so we stopped at Target and bought a bunch. It did not help the creations my sister and I managed to assemble but then neither did the martinis we had during the process . Definitely bring something to take it home in if you plan to keep it. Mine came home on the plane and my girls (teens at the time) thought it was awesome.

 

[Pluto468]

That sounds like so much fun! My kids have never been to the parks over the holidays and I bet they'd love this. How big is the house? I'm wondering if we could eat the whole thing before we leave on the 8th