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Halloween Family Baking Workshop 29 October


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Brixton Windmill Centre

Saturday 29 October 2pm

Adult plus child - £27

Book via website here:

https://www.brixtonwindmill.org/events/family-halloween-baking-workshop/


It’s Halloween time!! Ghosts, monsters and all sorts of spooky creatures are everywhere to be found. Even in your oven!

Join our fun family-friendly Halloween baking session, get hands-on and learn how to bake and decorate some cute “spooky cookies”, which you will be able to take home with you at the end of the session.


– Limited spaces available

– Price includes 1 adult plus 1 child (7+)

– Additional child £10

– Class duration will be 2/2.5 hours


NB: This class is suitable for children aged 7 and up. Price is for 1 adult plus 1 child. One additional child may be added at a fee of £10. There is a max of 1 adult plus 2 children per booking.


In case of any food allergies / intolerances, please inform us at [email protected] at the time of booking so we can ensure it will be safe to join.

the session.


Session leader

I’m Fabio, I was born in Venice and grew up in a house filled with seasonal food and meals made from scratch. Many years have passed since that memory but the one thing that hasn’t changed is my passion for food, tasty and flavourful homemade food. And to the cry of ‘no ready made stuff and fake flavours’, I’ve kept baking, cooking, and sharing my experiments with my family and friends. I run a baking blog under the pseudonym “The Italian Baker”. You can check out my bakes and find my social media channels at www.theitalianbkr.com

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