Cooking Up Connection: Generations at the Table (Group 1B)
Course | FULL (Membership Required)
Cooking Up Connection: Generations at the Table is a 4-week intergenerational learning experience where adults and young people come together to cook meals and share stories. During each session, 3 LLI members will pair up with York College students to prepare a shared meal and digitally document the process of making the dish. The program wraps up with a celebratory Belonging Block Party on Wednesday, February 24, 2027.
Each 4-week session is $60 and includes parking validation for the parking garage located at 41 E. Market St, York, PA 17401.
All sessions will take place on Wednesdays at the Gunter-Smith Center for Community Engagement Kitchen (59. E Market Street, York, PA 17401). The first two groups will meet Jan. 6, 13, 20 and 27 (all groups), and the second two groups will meet January 27 (all groups), February 3, 10, and 17. When registering, participants will choose either the morning session (9–11 a.m.) or the afternoon session (2–4 p.m.) and attend at that same time for all four weeks. See below for the specific info for each of the groups.PLEASE NOTE THE DATES HAVE BEEN CHANGED FROM WHAT WAS LISTED IN THE NOVEMBER 12 E-NEWSLETTER:
Group 1A: Wednesdays, January 6, 13, 20, and 27, 9-11am
Group 1B: Wednesdays, January 6, 13, 20, and 27, 2-4pm
Group 2A: Wednesdays, January 27, February 3, 10, and 17, 9-11am
Group 2B: Wednesdays, January 27, February 3, 10, and 17, 2-4pm
BELONGING BLOCK PARTY FOR ALL FOUR GROUPS: Wednesday, February 27, 2027PLEASE NOTE: THIS REGISTRATION LISTING IS FOR GROUP 1B, WEDNESDAYS, JANUARY 6, 13, 20, AND 27, 2-4PM
PLEASE ONLY REGISTER IF YOU CAN COMMIT TO ATTENDING ALL FOUR SESSIONS WITH YOUR GROUP AS WELL AS THE BLOCK PARTY ON FEBRUARY 24, THANK YOU!
Liz Morales
Liz Morales is a culinary artist, community leader, and the founder of Cooking Up Connection, a creative program that uses food as a tool for building relationships, self-awareness, and personal growth. Morales specializes in transforming cooking into meaningful, hands-on experiences that blend storytelling, culture, and emotional connection.
Hunter Conrad
Hunter Conrad is Director of Community Programs at York College of Pennsylvania, where he helps social impact organizations develop programs that serve the people of York and nurture the next generation of leaders.
Anna Howard
Anna Howard, a York County local, began her career with an affordable housing provider, working alongside residents to navigate community resources. She is currently continuing her education as Scholar-in-Residence at the Glatfelter Institute for Public Policy, where she explores grant processes, data collection and analysis, nonprofit operations, economic affairs, and what it really takes to be a changemaker.