Growing Chefs! Ontario: Londonlicious in the news!
Londonlicious in the news!London’s favourite bi-annual festival is back – on until February 8th 2026.
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Londonlicious and GCO Executive Administrator Jen Wyant was live on CTV London at the London Bicycle Cafe with Chef Alicia Berkelmans to help kick of the Winter 2026 Festival this year – despite the cold, the energy was high!
GCO’s very own Andrew Fleet was on CBC’s London Morning to speak with host Andrew Brown about how Londonlicious is helping to highlight local growers, farmers, and producers, while putting a spotlight on London’s local culinary industry.
Yaya’s Kitchen located at Museum London spoke with the London Free Press about how Yaya’s is hoping to introduce Londoners to Afro-Caribbean cuisine, sharing their culinary history through a one of a kind tasting menu.
106.9 The X spoke with the co-founder of Yasmine’s Restaurant (and the new Yasmine’s Express!) on how Londonlicious helps restaurants to showcase what makes them unique while bringing the community together.
Londonlicious was also featured in To Do Canada with the Winter 2026 Festival’s full venue line-up!
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Growing Chefs! Ontario was featured on London Bicycle Tours!
London Bicycle Tours founder Lawrence knows every shortcut, story, and hidden laneway this city has to offer — and he recently turned that curiosity toward us. Read what he had to say about Growing Chefs! Ontario. 🚲🌿
Meet the hands behind your harvest – RSVP Now for Our Nov. 2 Industry Networking Event
As preparations begin for the upcoming Londonlicious Festival, we’re inviting local restaurants, chefs, and hospitality professionals to join us for an industry event designed to strengthen local sourcing connections.
Beginner Culinary Program
Our 8‑week Beginner Culinary Program for 5 to 7 year olds is a perfect way to help your children get comfortable and confident in the kitchen!
Giving Back the Way You Know How – CPB Painting and the Plouffe-Bloise Family
This summer, Growing Chefs! Ontario’s headquarters at The Grove got a little extra love — thanks to a local family who knows how to show up for their community.