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Classes and Ongoing Opportunities The Resilient Kitchen
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The Resilient Kitchen

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Dates: 2nd Monday June 9, July 14, Aug 11, Sept 8

Time: 6:30-7:30 PST
Location: online

Join the community for tips, sharing, learning, and thriving — one meal, one garden, and one jar at a time.

Eating whole foods is one of the best ways to nourish our bodies and support our health — but it’s not always easy. This is a friendly space for anyone who wants to learn how to save money, grow or buy food in season, preserve the harvest, and get more comfortable cooking with simple, wholesome ingredients.

Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, we welcome you to join the conversation to learn from our experts and share insights with peers in a collaborative space.

Together, we:

  • Swap tips on gardening, canning, fermenting, and cooking

  • Share seasonal recipes and food traditions

  • Support each other in building food confidence and resilience

  • Celebrate the joy and wisdom of simple, sustainable living

Pull up a chair and together let’s build our resilient tables. We’re so glad you’re here.

Register

Dates: 2nd Monday June 9, July 14, Aug 11, Sept 8

Time: 6:30-7:30 PST
Location: online

Join the community for tips, sharing, learning, and thriving — one meal, one garden, and one jar at a time.

Eating whole foods is one of the best ways to nourish our bodies and support our health — but it’s not always easy. This is a friendly space for anyone who wants to learn how to save money, grow or buy food in season, preserve the harvest, and get more comfortable cooking with simple, wholesome ingredients.

Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, we welcome you to join the conversation to learn from our experts and share insights with peers in a collaborative space.

Together, we:

  • Swap tips on gardening, canning, fermenting, and cooking

  • Share seasonal recipes and food traditions

  • Support each other in building food confidence and resilience

  • Celebrate the joy and wisdom of simple, sustainable living

Pull up a chair and together let’s build our resilient tables. We’re so glad you’re here.

Dates: 2nd Monday June 9, July 14, Aug 11, Sept 8

Time: 6:30-7:30 PST
Location: online

Join the community for tips, sharing, learning, and thriving — one meal, one garden, and one jar at a time.

Eating whole foods is one of the best ways to nourish our bodies and support our health — but it’s not always easy. This is a friendly space for anyone who wants to learn how to save money, grow or buy food in season, preserve the harvest, and get more comfortable cooking with simple, wholesome ingredients.

Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, we welcome you to join the conversation to learn from our experts and share insights with peers in a collaborative space.

Together, we:

  • Swap tips on gardening, canning, fermenting, and cooking

  • Share seasonal recipes and food traditions

  • Support each other in building food confidence and resilience

  • Celebrate the joy and wisdom of simple, sustainable living

Pull up a chair and together let’s build our resilient tables. We’re so glad you’re here.


June Session: Herb Gardens

In our first session, we’ll dig into the basics of planting herbs — whether you're working with a backyard garden, a balcony, or a sunny windowsill. Herbs are a simple, affordable way to begin growing your own food, and add fresh, vibrant flavor to everyday meals.

We’ll cover:

  • Choosing easy-to-grow herbs (like basil, parsley, mint, and thyme)

  • How to plant in pots, garden beds, or containers

  • Sunlight, watering, and basic care

  • Harvesting tips to keep your herbs thriving

  • A few tasty ways to use fresh herbs in your cooking

Start small, grow your confidence, and flavor with every meal.

No green thumb required — just curiosity and a willingness to get your hands a little dirty. Bring your questions, your favorite herb, or a cup of tea and join us as we kick off this journey toward food resilience!

 

Meet your Host

  • Description Sarah is a health and wellbeing professional passionate about supporting individuals in building and maintaining habits that help them to thrive. She believes in the inherent power of people and their ability to succeed when they have the support required. She has her Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of Guelph in Applied Human Nutrition, and her Masters of Science from the University of North Texas in Lifestyle Health Sciences and Coaching. She has worked in community, clinical, and academic spaces, and currently works at Coquitlam College. She spends her weekends reading, attending live music, adventuring with friends, or visiting her two nephews she adores so much.

Horticulturists

  • I am a Red Seal Certified Horticulturist with over 15 years of hands-on experience in Horticulture management, plant care, and landscape maintenance practices. Throughout my career, I have worked across a range of residential, commercial, and municipal projects, earning a reputation for expertise in plant health, landscape design, and maintenance strategies. I am passionate about creating and caring for beautiful and resilient green spaces for the community to enjoy. Whether leading a team, managing maintenance practices, or complex installations I always maintain a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and aesthetic quality.

  • My roots in horticulture run deep—growing up in a family immersed in the Netherlands’ flower bulb industry, I developed an early appreciation for gardening. After earning a Diploma as a Greenhouse Technician from Kwantlen Polytechnic University in 2009, I joined my family’s business, growing and supplying landscapers and garden centers across Canada with a wide variety of plant material, specializing in pond and tropical plants. Working behind the scenes left me wanting to be closer to garden displays, leading me into municipal parks, where I utilized my skills as a gardener for the City of Surrey. Today, as a coordinator with the City of Coquitlam, I take pride in guiding our gardening staff to create and maintain beautiful public spaces. My greatest reward is knowing our parks provide a backdrop for families to make memories and connect with the outdoors.

Sarah Pike BASc, MSc

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