Cooking & baking in Missoula

12 programs from 8 providers in Missoula.

Ages
8 to 18listed for 3 of 12
Price
$10 to $1801 freelisted for 4 of 12
Where
All in Missoula
Sign-up
2 open as of Oct 3listed for 3 of 12

After-school culinary clubs from Missoula Parks and Recreation teach knife safety, measuring and following recipes. Families First holds cooking classes where children and adults cook together, and the Boys & Girls Club has a Chef Club for ages 9 to 13. Missoula County Extension offers Young Chefs in the Kitchen on a Saturday every other month.

ProgramAgesPriceWhen
CulinaryMissoula Parks and RecreationYou’ll learn essential kitchen skills like basic cooking techniques, measuring, knife safety, and following recipes.5th–8th graders$180/175Until Oct 23
Young Chefs in the KitchenMissoula County Department of Ecology and ExtensionParticipants will prep, cook, and enjoy their creations during these fun, hands-on experiences.All ages welcome$10Starts Oct 24
Culinary Club @ CS PorterMissoula Parks and RecreationThis afterschool program offers a hands-on cooking experience for kids where students learn culinary skills in a fun, real-world setting.10.99-15FreeStarts Nov 17
Teen TuesdaysMissoula Public LibraryMissoula Teens! Join us to spark creativity, make connections, and thrive together every Tuesday after school, Drop in for arts, crafts, games, cooking, new skills, shared interests.Grades 7-12–Starts Oct 6
Middle School ClubsMissoula Parks and RecreationOur program brings you an exciting rotation of clubs throughout the school year—most running for six action-packed weeks.5th–8th gradersPaidStarts Oct 26
Chef ClubBoys & Girls Club of Missoula CountyComing in the new year, members can also join Robotics Club, where they’ll build and program robots, and Chef Club, where they’ll explore the fun of cooking and creating in the kitchen.Members ages 9–13–once a week for two hours
Cooking ClassesFamilies FirstOur Cooking Classes bring families together in the kitchen by teaching children and adults lifelong cooking skills that can ignite creativity, build self-esteem, and most importantly create memories that will last forever.Children and adults–every third Wednesday (quarterly) from 4 - 5 pm
Cooking ClubMissoula Family YMCA––April 13–May 22
Family Cooking ClassesFamilies FirstOur cooking classes bring families together in the kitchen by teaching children and adults lifelong cooking skills that can ignite creativity, build self-esteem, and most importantly create memories that will last forever.Children and adults––
Individual ClassesIgnite Creative SchoolThis year we expanding our reach and inviting non-full time students to join us for individual classes.––four to six weeks, two days a week
Kids Cooking ClassFamilies FirstJoin us for a fun-filled Kids Cooking Class where young chefs can mix, create, and learn in the kitchen! 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳Kids––
Missoula County Extension 4-HMissoula County 4-HA 4-H club is a group of youth from a variety of ages and backgrounds, supported by adult volunteers, who meet to plan activities, work on projects, serve the community and help you learn.Ages 8 to 18––