New York City · WORKSHOPS
The 7 best workshops & classes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spray-paint your own graffiti in Bushwick with NYC artists Ghost or Leaf, learn street-art techniques, and take home a personal canvas.
“Very different from other activities we participated in during visit to NYC; tapped into one's creativity and instructor super helpful and encouraging - best part was leaving with an original art piece!”
Review of New York’s intimate Ground Zero Museum Workshop, with rare artifacts, FDNY photos, audio stories, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Lots of photos and items packed into a very small room, with an audio explanation of each item. Very interesting and moving. Need to allow about two hours for the full audio tour. Near to Chelsea Market and the High Line.”
Create your own graffiti art in Bushwick with an NYC artist, learn spray techniques, and take home a personal canvas for $45.
“Maybe my favorite thing we did on our trip! Our teacher was great, he was super patient and made us feel like we did good while giving instruction and explanation. After he took pics for us and was super kind. We felt like we left with a very unique memory and experience.”
Make New York bagels by hand, tour a working Midtown shop, learn from baker Sam, and leave with fresh bagels, recipes, and schmears.
“My husband loves to cook and bake so this was perfect. We made enough bagels to take home 12 with us. I had two for breakfast and they were awesome. Sam loves what he does and it shows. The time went by fast. My bagels were delicious. The history of bagels was even very interesting. You get to actually roll and form the bagels, then get to boil them before you coat them in your choice of various seeds or seasoning. Then they get baked. Before you leave with your fresh bagels, Sam and Reva cook up the odd extra bagels to serve us with various spreads and of course…”
Cook fresh Italian pasta with NYC host Mary in Greenwich Village, then enjoy dinner, wine, and a possible rooftop skyline view.
“Mary was a great teacher on Italian dishes. Learned a few things on Italian cooking. Would definitely rebook experience.”
Cook four Asian-inspired courses in a Brooklyn home kitchen with a local chef, practical tips, small-group guidance, and a BYOB meal.
“We chose this class for a birthday celebration/date night and had the best time! Our Cozymeal chef made the experience really relaxed and informative and we learned a lot while having so much fun. I would absolutely book again!”
Cook Soul, Tamil, and Caribbean dishes with Kylie in her East Harlem home, then share a homemade meal, drinks, and family recipes.
“Such an incredible cooking experience!! This was truly such a unique night and we learned so much about South Indian and Soul Food and about their influences. The hosts were super knowledgeable and welcoming, and the food that we made was really tasty! 10/10 would recommend”
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