Learn to make a rustic, restaurant-quality fruit galette in a three-hour, hands-on class in Niagara Falls. Perfect for beginners and home bakers who want a seasonal, portable dessert to share or take home.
Learn to make a rustic, restaurant-quality fruit galette in a three-hour, hands-on class in Niagara Falls. Perfect for beginners and home bakers who want a seasonal, portable dessert to share or take home.
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Operated by Niagara County Community College · Niagara Falls, New York
easy.
3 hours.
Light standing and hand work; comfortable for most fitness levels but requires standing for roughly three hours.
Classes begin promptly at 11:00 AM; arrive a few minutes early to check in and get settled.
Yes — you can enjoy your galette on-site or bring the whole thing home; bringing a container is recommended.
Full refund or credit for cancellations 7+ days before class. No refunds within 7 days of class or for no-shows. Cancel by emailing [email protected] or via your FareHarbor reservation.
No minimum age is specified in the listing; consider the three-hour standing requirement and working near hot ovens when registering minors.
The kitchen is a shared space and not dedicated allergen-free; contact staff in advance to discuss severe allergies and possible accommodations.
Groups are about 12 people, which keeps the session hands-on while allowing individual attention from the instructor.
Niagara Falls State Park, on the U.S. side, was established in 1885 and helped formalize public access to the falls and surrounding recreation.
The class favors local seasonal fruit when possible; guests are encouraged to minimize food waste and bring reusable containers.
Niagara County Community College (NCCC) is a community college serving residents and visitors in Sanborn, New York. NCCC presents public culinary events, educational gatherings, and industry conferences across campus venues and at nearby facilities, including events listed at the Niagara Falls Culinary Institute (NFCI). NCCC showcases hands-on culinary experiences and public meals produced by culinary students and faculty. Examples include the Savor Seasonal Dinner on April 26, prepared under Chef John Pope, and holiday menus crafted by Chef Sean Jones. The college also lists targeted short-format culinary offerings such as Jambalaya Pasta and Pan Sauce Primer!. In addition to dining experiences, NCCC hosts the SUNY Cannabis Conference with program dates in January 2026. Conference offerings include half-day and full-day programs, vendor halls, CBD-infused meals, culinary demonstrations, and multiple corporate sponsorship levels (Gold, Silver, Bronze) with branding and exhibitor benefits. Vendor and advertising opportunities are explicitly available for businesses, including vendor tables, swag inclusion, and program advertising. All event information, dates, and sponsorship packages are published through NCCC event listings. Prospective attendees, sponsors, and vendors should consult the college’s official event notices for registration, legal compliance details, and availability.

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