Fun Things To Do In Spring

As the days grow longer and the air turns fresh, spring invites us to savor new experiences and enjoy time together. Fun things to do in spring are all about embracing the season’s energy, whether you’re looking for creative activities, ways to connect with friends and family, or simply a reason to try something different. Explore options that spark joy, inspire curiosity, and make the most of every sun-filled moment this spring.

  • Take & Bake: Salted Caramel Lattice-Top Apple Pie + Pie Dish
    $109
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    Great class; great pie...This was a great class, and loved having pie at my Thanksgiving dinner!...Great pastry chef (Anna)! Delicious pie!!

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  • Intro to Sushi Making
    $89
    (71)

    Great class!...Chef Joy was great and answered all questions the class had....Great Class

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  • Marvelous Macarons
    $89
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    Cooking Class Description: Learn to create classic macarons in our latest three-hour baking class! Our chef instructor will teach you the skills and techniques for perfecting two macaron flavors: Toasted Almond and Strawberry. You’ll learn to build your...

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  • Family Fun: Tasty Thai
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Who needs takeout when you can make authentic Thai dishes at home? Bring your young chef and explore vibrant Thai flavors together as you grill tender Chicken Satay and whip up a bold Peanut Sauce for dipping. You'll roll Fresh...

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  • Family Fun: Breakfast Anytime
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Why wait until morning? This class turns breakfast into an anytime celebration. Kids and adults alike will love creating Cloud Egg Nests, peppered bacon with a touch of sweetness and a fluffy Dutch baby topped with strawberries....

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  • Family Fun: Bakery Treats
    $69

    Cooking Class Description: Bake up sweet memories and delicious desserts with the whole family! In this family-friendly class, our chef instructor will guide you through preparing, baking and assembling Whoopie Pies, Brownie S’mores Bars and Elephant...

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  • Date Night: Thai Kitchen
    $99

    Cooking Class Description: Skip the takeout and learn how to make your favorite Thai dishes at home. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn secrets for combining aromatic herbs and spices with authentic ingredients to create the flavors that make Thai...

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  • Knife Skills
    $69
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    We love Sur La Table...Always a great time with chef Joy. We have donec4 classes with her and have enjoyed them all....I would love for him to teach another/next level knife skills class.

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  • Savoring Spain
    $99
    (137)

    Great Fun, Great Food...This was a great class....Fun class, Michael was great and the food was really good.

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  • Irresistible Croissants
    $89
    (137)

    Gave my husband lessons as part of his sixtieth birthday celebration we had a great time our instructor...already planning his first batch this weekend of which I will be the lucky recipient, thank you for a great...What a great class! Chef Eric was...

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  • Artisan Bread
    $99
    (106)

    Great chef, too many cooks...Didn't love being in a group of four working on one meal....We love SLT cooking classes, highly recommend!

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  • Date Night: Luxe French Dinner
    $99
    (104)

    Best Night!!!!...We laughed and had such a great time. Highly recommend this class....Best Date Night Ever!...My husband and I really had a great time. Not only was it a lot of fun, the food was spectacular.

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  • Date Night: Lobster Ravioli Feast
    $99
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    ve all been great. This one was the best, I think! Great recipes, easily made (!), very well taught....Great Food and a Fun TIme...The setup was great, allowing us to complete this meal in two hours and make most of it ourselves....i would love one of...

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  • Date Night: Surf & Turf
    $99
    (86)

    Love Chef Chris & Food, too many people crammed in and not enough space....Love cooking here but we need our own stoves as well....Great food. Great date! Great overall experience!

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  • Rustic Homemade Breads
    $89
    (80)

    Cooking Class Description: Indulge in the art of homemade breads! In this class, we’ll show you essential bread-baking techniques, from working with yeast and mixing dough to the importance of proofing. You’ll get hands-on practice shaping veggie-packed...

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  • Little Italy
    $89
    (62)

    Great class....Great times and good food!...Chef David was great! We all had a wonderful time and the food was delicious!

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  • Date Night: French Feast
    $99
    (61)

    I love The British Baking Show, and they always show all these delicious-looking patisseries....We had a great time!...great instructors, but......wonderful) but of the details of the class:

    -instructor was knowledgeable, personable & led a great

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  • Date Night: Dim Sum Delicacies
    $99
    (48)

    Great instructor, great food, the best date night...It was one of the best date nights I have ever had....Great class. Highly recommend!

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  • Classic French Desserts
    $89
    (47)

    Liz was a great teacher and we got tons of hands on experience making all three desserts....Larissa was a great instructor, had a great time. Highly recommend....Great class!

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  • Date Night: Chef’s Table
    $99
    (44)

    Great Date Night...We had a great experience and learned a couple of new techniques that will help us in future meals.....Two improvements we would love is to have if we cook again would be seats available to sit down and eat...Great experience with...

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  • Date Night: Italian Steakhouse
    $99
    (39)

    Instructor was great. Plenty of food to eat. Loved the class...We all had a great time and were super happy with our meal.

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  • Creative Croissants
    $89
    (39)

    Cooking Class Description: Croissants get a tasty upgrade in this three-hour baking class! Learn all the traditional techniques of creating flaky croissants—mixing and laminating dough, shaping, proofing and baking—as well as two new flavors! You’ll...

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  • Taste of Thailand
    $89
    (34)

    Cooking Class Description: Learn how to create your favorite Thai dishes in this class. Thai recipes balance strong and delicate flavors, and you’ll learn how to craft that contrast. Join us to practice the art of frying crispy shrimp, simmering pumpkin...

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  • Little Italy
    $89
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    The best
    Thank you...Great class

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Fun Things To Do in Spring

Spring invites a different kind of energy into everyday life. As the weather warms and daylight stretches later into the evening, familiar routines move outdoors: a simple lunch becomes a picnic beneath blooming trees, a walk turns into a hike along a nearby greenway, and a trip to the farmers market becomes the beginning of dinner. The products collected on this page are meant to help make those easy, memorable moments more comfortable and enjoyable, whether you are planning a family outing, refreshing your kitchen for seasonal cooking or looking for a thoughtful gift for someone who loves to spend time around food. Look for useful pieces that support the way you actually gather and cook. Lightweight, easy-to-carry essentials are especially helpful for park picnics, trail-side snacks and visits to orchards or farms, while versatile kitchen tools can make quick work of fresh spring produce when you return home. A sturdy basket, well-sealed container or dependable serving piece can be used again and again for lunches outside, casual entertaining and trips to the market. For gifts, consider the recipient’s habits rather than choosing something purely decorative. A keen baker may appreciate tools that bring more precision to cakes, biscuits and fruit-filled desserts, while a new gardener or farmers market regular may enjoy practical ways to wash, prep, store and serve fresh herbs and vegetables. The best springtime purchases tend to be approachable, durable and ready for more than one kind of outing.

A spring activity does not need to be elaborate to feel special. Pack a blanket and a meal for a park picnic, bring along fruit and sandwiches after a bike ride, or make an afternoon of visiting a botanical garden when the first colorful blooms appear. Families may enjoy a farm visit or petting zoo, followed by an easy meal prepared with the day’s discoveries in mind. Children can fly a kite in an open field, help plant flowers or container herbs, or create a small fairy garden with moss, twigs and other natural details. In the kitchen, seasonal ingredients offer plenty of inspiration without requiring complicated recipes. Strawberries, asparagus, tender greens and fresh herbs can become salads, tarts, snack boards and simple suppers, while bright flavors such as lemon and delicate floral notes work beautifully in baked treats. When selecting products for these activities, think about cleanup, storage and portability as much as appearance. Pieces with comfortable handles, secure lids, stable bases and materials that are easy to care for will earn their place in a busy kitchen or packed picnic bag. If the item is intended as a gift, pairing it with a small personal touch can make it feel more considered: a baking accessory with a handwritten dessert recipe, a serving piece with a favorite picnic menu or a garden-friendly kitchen tool alongside packets of herbs. For couples planning time together, a shared cooking experience can be just as meaningful as an outing; explore Fun Date Ideas for Spring for more inspiration centered on preparing and enjoying food together.

Because seasonal enjoyment often begins before the first warm afternoon arrives, these products can also be useful during the cooler months as you plan future gatherings and refresh your kitchen. Take time to consider where an item will be used, how often it will be handled and whether it complements what you already own. A versatile piece that moves easily from prep counter to dining table may be more valuable than something designed for only one occasion. For outdoor use, prioritize convenient transport and dependable construction; for baking and cooking, look for practical proportions, comfortable grips and materials suited to the recipes you make most often. If you are shopping for a household with children, choose items that invite participation, such as approachable tools for mixing, decorating or assembling snacks, while keeping more technical tasks with an adult. For hosts, serving and entertaining pieces can turn a casual meal into a welcoming gathering without making the occasion feel formal. And for anyone who finds joy in small rituals, even an everyday breakfast prepared with fresh market ingredients can feel like a celebration when served outdoors in the soft morning light. Whether the plan is a hike followed by lunch, a garden project, a visit to see seasonal blooms, a berry-picking trip or an afternoon spent baking, the right kitchen and entertaining essentials help turn simple ideas into traditions worth repeating.

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