Festive Wreaths & Baking Classes - Brixton Windmill

By Brixton Windmill
October 10, 2024 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 10, 2024

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Posted October 10, 2024

We have a few bookable classes & workshops coming up at Brixton Windmill. For all our events and activities see www.brixtonwindmill.org and join our mailing list!

Milling & Baking Day - 20 October
Unique chance to try out some flour milling plus do a half day sourdough bread workshop with Harvey from Toad bakery.

Flavours of Christmas Baking Class - 30 November
Exclusive hands-on baking class to learn how to make the most delicious festive bakes, with a twist. In this full-day session (approx 5 or 6 hrs including lunch break), you will learn how to make and bake from scratch three delicious Italian and British inspired festive bakes, to wow your family and friends over Christmas holidays.

Wreath Workshops - 8 December
We are running 2 natural wreath workshops as part of our Winter Market event. Bookable via www.brixtonwindmill.org

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