Growing Chefs! Ontario: Londonlicious and Growing Chefs! Ontario are back in the news!
Londonlicious and Growing Chefs! Ontario are back in the news!Read below to see how weāve been making headlines!
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Weāre thrilled to share that Growing Chefs! Ontario was recently featured in a Community Spotlight by the Old East Village BIAāāāone of our newest neighbourhood partners. Featuring our Executive Administrator Jennifer Wyant speaking to the breadth of what we do here at Growing Chefs, from in-school food education and our one-acre farm to the Londonlicious Food Festival and our vision for bringing Londoners together around food.
Weāre proud to be part of the Old East Village community and excited to deepen those roots as Londonlicious Summer 2026 approaches. Read the full spotlight here. šæ
We kicked off the Festival with CTV London at Sessions Restaurant at Hard Rock Hotel London! CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison spoke with Executive Chef Chris Palik about the process of designing a menu to highlight the best fresh Summer produce we have right here in Ontario.
Watch the full clip here!
Watch the full video announcement here!
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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 ā and he recently turned that curiosity toward us. Read what he had to say about Growing Chefs! Ontario. š²šæ
Meet the hands behind your harvest ā RSVP Now for Our Nov. 2 Industry Networking Event
As preparations begin for the upcoming Londonlicious Festival, weāre inviting local restaurants, chefs, and hospitality professionals to join us for an industry event designed to strengthen local sourcing connections.
Beginner Culinary Program
Our 8āweek 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 ā CPB Painting and the Plouffe-Bloise Family
This summer, Growing Chefs! Ontarioās headquarters at The Grove got a little extra love ā thanks to a local family who knows how to show up for their community.