Date: Thursday, Oct 8
Time: 10:15 am - 10:45 am
Venue: 711 West Lane Street, Raleigh NC 27603, Raleigh
Price: $25
Category: Family
In this fun, hands-on class, littles get to explore the magic of the kitchen through sensory-rich exploration! They’ll use real ...
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“Dress your toddler in clothes that can handle a few food splatters.”
Bunny Hive's Culinary Exploration is a thirty-minute interactive sensory class designed to introduce young children to kitchen ingredients through touch, sight, and play. Located at their studio on West Lane Street in Raleigh, this session encourages toddlers to get comfortable with different food textures in a relaxed, social setting. This class is best suited for infants and toddlers who are ready to explore with their hands. Admission is $25 per child, and because space is limited in their boutique studio, you will want to reserve your spot online ahead of time. Street parking is available along West Lane Street, but give yourself an extra five minutes to find a spot and walk to the entrance. It is an easy, low-pressure weekday outing that fits perfectly between morning nap times. You get to encourage your child's curiosity and sensory development while connecting with other local parents, and the staff handles all the cleanup afterward.
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Oct 8
Bunny Hive's Culinary Exploration runs Thursday, Oct 8, 10:15 am - 10:45 am.
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