
City Hall teaches the production of Christmas panettone and colomba in several neighborhoods of the city
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Campo Grande City Hall, through the Special Secretariat for Regional Articulation (Sear) and the Community and Mobilization Superintendency (Sucom), promotes free Christmas panettone and colomba courses in various neighborhoods of the city, aiming to offer residents an opportunity to learn new recipes and generate extra income at the end of the year.
With Christmas approaching, the smell of panettone begins to fill the kitchens. For those who like to get their hands dirty or want to take advantage of the season to earn extra money, residents of Campo Grande will be able to learn how to prepare the traditional holiday sweet without paying anything.
The first class will be held this Wednesday (11), at the Skhinah Baptist Church, at Residencial Oliveira III. The training is part of a series of free courses promoted by Campo Grande City Hall, which will also teach the production of Christmas colomba in other neighborhoods of the city.
The proposal is to offer residents an opportunity to learn new recipes and, who knows, transform knowledge into a source of income. As the festivities approach, panettone and colombas tend to gain space in orders and on family tables.
Registration is free and can be done by calling (67) 99102-0666, with Luiza Vitói.
The next classes are scheduled for November and December:
November 19: Instituto Magma, at Rua dos Topófilos, nº 424, Jardim Campo Nobre.
November 26: Coophatrabalho Residents Association, at the Community Center.
December 3: Moreninhas Renovated Presbyterian Church.
The program is organized by the Special Secretariat for Regional Articulation (Sear), through the Community and Mobilization Superintendency (Sucom).
What: free panettone course.
When: November 11th.
Where: Skhinah Baptist Church, at Rua Manoel Augusto de Brito, nº 459, Residencial Oliveira III.
Registration: (67) 99102-0666, with Luiza Vitói.

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