At Taste Buds Kitchen, in Beverly and North Andover MA, our mission is to be the top culinary entertainment experience for kids, families and adults by engaging and delighting our budding chefs in the kitchen. We strive to create a lifestyle around connecting, learning and growing in the culinary playground of the kitchen.
Kids Cooking Birthday Parties. Come celebrate in culinary style at Taste Buds Kitchen in Beverly.
We’ll take care of the details so you can relax and enjoy the party. Come to us or we’ll come to you. Call us today to learn more and to reserve your event date. 978-969-6088.
Birthday Party Extravaganzas ages 3-8
Celebrate your birthday in culinary style. Your budding chefs will work with one of our extraordinary chefs to whip up a culinary masterpiece from scratch. We take care of all the details so you can site back and enjoy!
In Y swim lessons, participants learn and practice new swimming skills. They feel a sense of achievement from mastering something new that they can enjoy the rest of their lives. In addition, the ability to swim is important for a child’s safety, especially in our North Shore communities where beaches, ponds, pools and boats are all around us. Learning these skills can begin at a very early age, through our Y parent/child swim lessons.
This class is sold out. Check out out www.tastebudskitchen.com/beverly to find another date or another class.
Calling all chefs from across the globe! We’ve got your passport ready. Join us for a tasty trip where we’ll enjoy a delicious tour of handmade Lasagna, Lasagna Cupcakes that is. All chefs will be cheering for more as we use fresh tomato sauce, creamy ricotta, bubbly mozzarella and fresh basil. Pack up your adventure bags and let’s get cooking!
This class is designed for kids and parents to cook together! $15 per child/caregiver pair, Grand Opening Pricing!
Spend February vacation learning to survive in the wilds, track animals, and create your own adventure story. Our group will meet each day in an incredible heated greenhouse, and will venture out onto the many nearby trails to find clues left behind by wildlife about how they survive the winter, and practice our own survival skills. We will learn to become keen winter naturalists; figuring out what animal’s path we are following and how it eats and protects itself. As humans, we will build warm shelters, find food and water, perform basic first aid, make fires, and cook treats over the flames. At the end, use words, photographs, or drawings to create the story of your adventures. Hosted by Kestrel Educational Adventures at Glen Urquhart School.
Friends of Obear Park invite you to bring your blankets, chairs and snack for our no frills old fashion neighborhood family fun movie night. 8:15 should work perfect this time with the sunset at 8:00. This movie should end just about 10PM. Reminder that this is for the kiddos so we ask that the big kids sit out back so the little ones can see.
Summer Family Fun Nights continues at The Cabot with a bit of magic – fresh off the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book being published, we bring you Chicken Run! This film series, sponsored by Marblehead Bank, will take place every Wednesday in July at 7pm, and admission is only $1!
You do not have access to view this node hosts Minecraft Madness with Jungle Jim! Balloon art, magic, comedy and audience participation make this a fun engaging show that kids and Minecraft fans will love! All ages are welcome.Activities include Giant Dragon creation, the Building Block Madness Torunament, a riveting Zombie Chase and the Balloon Firework Rocket extravaganza! It all lead up to the big finale - a humungous 6-foot slime ball! Best for kids ages 3-10.
Tuesday Story Hour at the Waldorf School at Moraine Farm is a great opportunity to meet new friends, play outside, relax indoors listening to a story, visit our school and experience the Waldorf environment. Story hour includes outdoor play in our playground and a story and/or puppet show.
Our story hour experience will give you a small window into a Waldorf education.
This year, Glen Urquhart School made the conscious decision to make its campus pesticide and herbicide free. With nature trails winding through its 23-acre campus, Glen Urquhart has always focused on the natural world. According to Head of School David Liebmann,
“GUS is committed to addressing many of today’s most challenging environmental issues, including that of pesticide and herbicide use, and reducing the school’s overall carbon footprint. We want to be good stewards of the environment, and also put into daily practice what we’re teaching students at GUS.“
