The Mason/Lake 4-H program will host a Ghostbusters inspired cooking class for youth during Spring Break March 27-30.
Pioneer file photoLAKE COUNTY — March is the season of Spring Break vacations, and for those families that are not planning to go anywhere, the Mason and Lake County 4-H has teamed up to bring the youth of Mason and Lake counties an alternative Spring Break experience.
Mason and Lake County 4-H are collaborating to host 4-H in the Kitchen: Class 5 Full Roaming Vapor Edition, a four-day cooking workshop inspired entirely by the Ghostbusters franchise, from March 27-30.
During the four-day workshop participants will try to answer the fabled question, “When there’s something bad in the neighborhood…Who ya gonna call?” as they prepare four different dishes inspired by the band of ghost exterminators ranging from edible marshmallow men to Dr. Venkmen’s jalapeno poppers and Egon and Winston’s “now that’s a big” twinkie.
This program is designed to get kids out of the house, give them a chance to learn something new and get excited about spending time with friends.
Two of the sessions will be held at the Baldwin Congregational Church and two will be held at the Mason County Reformed Church. Participants have the option to sing up for specific sessions and all the sessions will have the option to attend virtually.
The workshop is free, and participants are not required to be enrolled in the 4-h program to attend. Those attending in person will have all the necessary ingredients and utensils provided to them. Those attending virtually will receive a Zoom invite, as well as a list of ingredients and utensils on Friday, March 24.
To register for the sessions or for more information call 231-845-3365 or 231-745-2732.
