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3nd Annual CVU Empty Bowls Dinner
Join us for the 3rd CVU Empty Bowls Dinner Fundraiser!Date: Thursday, April 9 Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Where: CVU High School, 369 CVU Road, Hinesburg, VT 05461This popular event sells out every year so purchase your tickets early to save your spot! Enjoy an evening of community, connection, and support as we come together to help fight hunger in Vermont.What is Empty Bowls? Empty Bowls is a global, grassroots movement that brings communities together to combat food insecurity. Guests share a simple meal of soup and bread while raising funds for a local food shelf.This Year’s Beneficiary All proceeds will support the Williston Community Food Shelf, which relies entirely on donations from our generous community to help feed neighbors in need within our district.Dinner Tickets $25 donation (adult) $15 donation (child under 12) Each ticket includes: A handmade, food-safe ceramic bowl to take home A dinner of homemade soups (vegan & vegetarian options available) Artisan bread Ice-cream from Sisters of Anarchy Your bowl serves as a lasting reminder of the empty bowls we’re helping to fill every day.⚠️ Note: Tickets will NOT be sold at the door.❤️ Can’t Attend? Make a DonationIf you’re unable to join us, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. Donate online using the green Donations tab Or, mail a check directly to: Williston Community Food Shelf PO Box 1605 Williston, VT 05495 (Please note: CVU Empty Bowls) Need help with tickets or donations? Call 802-482-7194.Silent AuctionDon’t miss our exciting silent auction featuring incredible items from local businesses and community members, including: Handmade pottery Wooden cutting boards crafted by CVU students Donations from Vendors at the Shelburne Farmers Market Gift certificates to local favorites- See our incredible sponsors below!!! Specialty food items and beauty products …and much more! Bidding is open until 8:00 PM. You do not need to be present to win—winners will be notified within 24 hours. Payment accepted: cash, check, or credit card.We are so grateful for the generous support of our sponsors and community partners.Interested in sponsoring this event? Contact us at 802-482-7194.
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Korean Street Food Part 2
Continue the fun in Korean Street Food: Part Two with an evening devoted to crispy, savory, and refreshing favorites found at bustling street stalls. In this hands-on class, we’ll start with twigim, Korea’s beloved assortment of deep-fried treats, learning proper battering and frying techniques for light, crunchy results. Next, we’ll make so-tteok skewers—chewy rice cakes and savory sausage glazed and grilled to create the perfect sweet-savory bite. To balance the richness of the menu, we’ll end the evening with a refreshing strawberry cheong, a traditional fruit syrup drink. Depending on what’s in season in May, we’ll explore other fruits as well, creating a cooling beverage to refresh and reset after the indulgence. This is a participatory cooking class. Students will work in small groups, explore ingredients and techniques, and enjoy the meal together in true Korean street-food style.For students aged 13 and older. "Evelyn is such an enthusiastic instructor, and draws on her life experiences to share her joy of Asian cooking. I love her classes."
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Jewelry Metalsmithing: Stacked Rings
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Join fine local jewelry maker, Jolynn Santiago, and learn how to make a beautiful piece of jewelry to wear of gift. Over the course of-3 sessions, you will learn the basics of jewelry making and maybe leave with not only a beautiful set of rings, but also new hobby! In this course, students will measure, cut, file, shape, solder, and form multiple rings. We will use different types of silver wire and texture to create multiple rings. Through repetition, participants will become comfortable using a torch and soldering while practicing hammering, sawing, and forming. In addition to gaining a basic understanding of ring making, students will develop a greater appreciation for rings and jewelry in their personal collections. All levels are welcome- Only 6 spots available! Age: 18+ All materials, silver, and tools for use during class are included in the fee. Stacked Ring Bands
Winter/Spring 2026
Jewelry Metalsmithing: Silver Studs
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Join fine local jewelry maker, Jolynn Santiago, and learn how to make a beautiful jewelry using specific tools and techniques. This multi-week class focuses on building confidence with basic metalsmithing skills through the repeated making of silver stud earrings. Students will learn and practice sawing, surface texturing, and soldering while creating several pairs of earrings over the course of the class. Working through the same process multiple times allows techniques to settle in and become more familiar. Repetition helps students improve accuracy, control, and comfort at the bench, while small variations in design keep the work engaging and personal. The class is designed to meet students where they are. Beginners will be guided step by step, and students with prior experience may move at their own pace or explore additional surface treatments as time allows. By the end of this 4-week series, most students can expect to leave with multiple pairs of silver stud earrings they can wear and enjoy or gift. All materials, and tools for use during class are included in the fee. All levels are welcome! Age: 18+
Winter/Spring 2026