A fun and innovative cooking school set within the chef's city kitchen in Bay Village, or at their summer home on the Maine seashore. With offerings of single classes to 5 week courses, italian to asian cuisine, Terence Janericco has something to offer for everyone.

After teaching over 300 students cooking at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Helen opened her own cooking studio in her home and now offers people or groups the opportunity to come in, cook, eat, and enjoy!

Whether you're aspiring to become a chef or fear starving once HUDS no longer feeds you, Cambridge Culinary School can teach you how to make everything from crème brûlée to Jello to crème brûlée-flavored Jello. Classes range from full-year professional courses to 1-day sessions, where you can learn the secrets of Classical French Cuisine or the basics of baking ($75-80/per 3hr class, $280 for 4 classes). Those interested in pursuing a culinary career can choose from a certificate program or a professional program, and students can expect help with job placement upon graduation. Graduates have gone on to work at renowned local restaurants such as The Elephant Walk, Biba, and Olives. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

The delivery service for Akbar India Restaurant, Andrea's House of Pizza, Bombay Club, Cafe of India, Changsho, Chili's, Davio's, Diva Indian Bistro, Dolphin Seafood, Elephant Walk, Forest Cafe, Gandhi, Greek Corner Express, Il Buongustaio, India Castle, India Pavilion, Johnny's Luncheonette, Kashmir, Kebab Factory, La Groceria, Legal Sea Foods, Midwest Grill, Picante Mexican Grill, Rangzen, Shilla, Spice, Tamarind, and Tanjore. Variable delivery charges jack up the regular prices. $10-15 minimum charge. Delivery takes about an hour. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Can't cook? Need to be proficient in Excel, Quark, or a computer language for your new internship? Dying to learn Bluegrass mandolin? Already proficient at the Bluegrass mandolin, but just want to pay to show off in front of a group of clueless novices? This convenient, non-profit institution offers sessions year-round in every topic imaginable, including landlording, Chinese calligraphy, foreign languages, full body massage, frozen drink mixology, musical instruction, and yoga, to name a few (they have academic-type courses as well). Courses vary in length (1-10 weeks) and price ($35-200). Become a general member ($50-119) and get 10% off most courses and half-price admission to lectures, concerts, and performances. Call or visit for a free catalog. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Zolotas kitchen & bath offers traditional craftsmanship and original designs with state-of-the-art technology and performance to create the perfect solution for your home. We have a wide selection to enhance and complement the decor of almost any environment. Come visit our showroom and see for yourself.

“Serving serious cooks since 1956,” they've got everything from pots and pans to flavored olive oil and avocado skinners. Don't miss the free food samples. Cooking classes happen about twice a month. The website has great recipes for those stuck cooking in their own kitchens.

Open daily from 10am to 8pm, this latest venture of Chef Barabara Lynch keeps things even more interesting as this small produce shop offers cooking and wine tasting classes as well. A pleasant addition to the South End empire that Ms. Lynch is continuing to build.

Vitamin N is a health-promoting company that specializes in bio-individuality health programs. Services Offered Include:

   * Holistic Health Counseling
   * Thai Yoga Massage Therapy
   * Individual Health Consultations and Coaching
   * Group Health Consultations and Coaching
   * Private Cooking Classes
   * Healthfood Store Tours