Upcoming Events at Viera Regional Park Community Center
Sat Nov 17, 10:00 AM - Sat Nov 17, 10:25 AM
Viera Regional Park Community Center
2300 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, Melbourne, FL 32940
Community: Merritt Island
Description
Junior League of South Brevard's (JLSB) Kids in the Kitchen is excited to announce our Cooking with Mrs. Claus event.
Event Details
This family friendly event will showcase how kids and their families can eat smart and make healthy lifestyle choices, even during the holiday season. Cooking with Mrs. Claus will be held in conjunction with JLSB's Festival of Trees to allow the community to see the impact JLSB is making for the children of our community. We invite all of our neighbors in and around Brevard County to participate.
Saturday, November 17, 2018 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Within the Festival of Trees event at Viera Regional Community Center
*Cooking timeslots available on registration page*
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who has purchased a ticket to the Festival of Trees. (Cost: $5 per adult) Click here to learn more about Festival of Trees.
***All ages are welcome, recommend ages 4-14.***
Start the holiday season RIGHT! Our event will get you on track with a healthy lifestyle for your family!
25 Minute hands-on cooking classes for you and your child
Learn healthy substitutions to best meet your family’s needs
Be the FIRST to know about our HUGE Kids in the Kitchen spring event
Visit www.JLSB.net/KITK for details
Email questions to KITK@JLSB.net
The Junior League of South Brevard, Inc. (JLSB) has been a driving force in the South Brevard community since 1966. JLSB is a group of women dedicated to improving the health of children through nutrition and physical activity by means of trained volunteers, financial support, and community awareness and partnerships. Kids in the Kitchen is a way we can impact our community to improve the health of our children and is also a global initiative of the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) that makes a local impact in a state that desperately needs guidance and support on healthy lifestyles. Childhood Obesity Is A Serious Medical Condition That Affects Over 25 Percent Of Brevard Children And Adolescents! The program is grounded in the belief that children and their families empowered with the knowledge of how to feed and exercise their bodies will be less likely to become obese and subsequently suffer many associated health risks
Saturday, November 17, 2018 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Within the Festival of Trees event at Viera Regional Community Center
*Cooking timeslots available on registration page*
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who has purchased a ticket to the Festival of Trees. (Cost: $5 per adult) Click here to learn more about Festival of Trees.
***All ages are welcome, recommend ages 4-14.***
Start the holiday season RIGHT! Our event will get you on track with a healthy lifestyle for your family!
25 Minute hands-on cooking classes for you and your child
Learn healthy substitutions to best meet your family’s needs
Be the FIRST to know about our HUGE Kids in the Kitchen spring event
Visit www.JLSB.net/KITK for details
Email questions to KITK@JLSB.net
The Junior League of South Brevard, Inc. (JLSB) has been a driving force in the South Brevard community since 1966. JLSB is a group of women dedicated to improving the health of children through nutrition and physical activity by means of trained volunteers, financial support, and community awareness and partnerships. Kids in the Kitchen is a way we can impact our community to improve the health of our children and is also a global initiative of the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) that makes a local impact in a state that desperately needs guidance and support on healthy lifestyles. Childhood Obesity Is A Serious Medical Condition That Affects Over 25 Percent Of Brevard Children And Adolescents! The program is grounded in the belief that children and their families empowered with the knowledge of how to feed and exercise their bodies will be less likely to become obese and subsequently suffer many associated health risks
