Adult & Child: Hop Into Spring Cookie Decorating - NEW!

Thursday, March 25, 2027 @ 6:00 PM (EDT)
Co-Ed
Community Education & Recreation • 1515 S. 7th St Ann Arbor, MI  48103
Thursday, March 25, 2027 @ 6:00 PM (EDT)
Co-Ed
Community Education & Recreation • 1515 S. 7th St Ann Arbor, MI  48103

Adult & Child: Hop Into Spring Cookie Decorating - NEW!

Mar 25 (Thursday)

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Co-Ed

Community Education & Recreation

Starting at

$59.00

Meeting Dates

Mar 25, 2027

Each Thursday from 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM

About This Activity

Description

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Grades: 1st-8th & an Adult. Hop into spring with a sweet afternoon of creativity! Adults and children will work together to decorate a colorful collection of Easter-themed sugar cookies. Learn simple cookie-decorating techniques while creating adorable bunnies, chicks, carrots, Easter eggs and more. No decorating experience is needed—just bring your creativity and get ready to make some delicious springtime treats! All supplies are provided — just bring your creativity!

Workshop will include: 6 cookies to decorate, Box/packaging to transport cookies, Use of any tools needed for decorating (piping tips, Toothpicks, decorating stick, glitter, etc). If the adult would like to decorate their own set of 6 cookies, please sign up as an additional person. Instructor: Tabitha Stapleton from Sugar Shack Bakery. 1 class.



Residents in the AAPS district boundaries ages 65+ may be eligible for a 25% discount off one class per term. Registration must be completed over the phone (734) 994-2300 ext. 0, Monday-Friday between 8am-5pm. Please click on the following link for more information: Senior Adult Discount Policy

Grades

1st Grade - 8th Grade

Location

REC & ED LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM at Community Education & Recreation

Instructor

Tabitha Stapleton

Organizer Info

  • Ann Arbor Public School System

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Community Education & Recreation • 1515 S. 7th St Ann Arbor, MI  48103
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