Learn to bake and decorate three individual Korean-style mini cakes in a focused three-hour class near Niagara Falls. Perfect for foodies and travelers who want a tactile indoor experience with a handmade souvenir to take home.
Learn to bake and decorate three individual Korean-style mini cakes in a focused three-hour class near Niagara Falls. Perfect for foodies and travelers who want a tactile indoor experience with a handmade souvenir to take home.
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Operated by Niagara County Community College · Niagara Falls, New York
easy.
3 hours.
Be prepared to stand for approximately three hours; basic stamina and mobility to work at a counter are required.
The class runs approximately three hours, with chef demonstration and hands-on baking and decorating time.
Check-in is recommended a few minutes early; classes begin promptly at 11:00 AM.
Yes—students bake and assemble three mini cakes and may take the full batch home or enjoy one on-site.
No. The kitchen is a shared space and not a dedicated allergen-free facility; contact staff before booking if you have severe allergies.
Closed-toe shoes are required; wear comfortable clothing suitable for standing and working around hot equipment.
Full refund or credit for cancellations seven or more days before class; no refunds within seven days or for no-shows.
Niagara Falls State Park was established in 1885 and is one of the oldest state parks in the U.S., developed in part through designs by Frederick Law Olmsted.
Respect park rules and avoid feeding wildlife; limit single-use packaging from class takeaways and recycle where possible to minimize impact.
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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