The Sharing Kitchen

The Colchester Food Network has a Sharing Kitchen that allows the Food Bank to facilitate cooking programming for community members. You do not need to be a client of the Food Bank to enjoy the programming offered.

Kids Kitchen Adventures

 Children learn cooking skills, healthy food habits and safe food handling. Each child takes home all the ingredients that are used to their families.

Cooking On A Shoestring Budget

Learn to cook healthy and safe meals on a “shoestring budget”. Programming is aimed to teach food safety, healthy eating habits, new recipes and cooking skills.

For more information contact Tammy de Gaaf at tammy@colchesterfoodsnetwork.com.

Community Teaching Healing Garden

The Colchester Food Network has partnered with The Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition Complex to create 3/4 of an acre of a community garden on their 65 acres of property. Dalhousie University Agriculture Campus, River Breeze Farms, United Way, the Knights of Columbus, Millbrook Food Bank are only a few of our partners in this project.

For more information please contact Shelly DeViller at shelly@colchesterfoodnetwork.com