Community Meals and Cooking Classes

Free meals in a communal environment, soup kitchens, and classes that teach participants to cook, often with a shared meal at the end of class.

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Community Kitchen

Offers parents and caregivers the opportunity to gather together, learn new recipes and prepare a meal to take home to their families.

Community Meals for Older Adults

Free community meals for older adults are being held across PEI.

See website for list of locations and dates.

Community Tuesdays

Every Tuesday, free tea/coffee time with a fresh biscuit and free community dinner are provided.

Drop-in

A drop-in for people to socialize and participate in activities. Offers a free hot meal, computer access, craft activities, life skills activities, mentoring and discipleship.

Eat, Move and Groove

Offers a free social gathering for older adults ages 50 years and older to prepare and enjoy meals together, with some food to take home. Participants also have an opportunity to learn dance movements that don't require a partner.

Feed My Sheep Breakfast

Provides a bi-monthly community hot breakfast.

Free Community Meal Provided by: Tipsy Farmers and Friends Community Dinners

Provides free community meals (Dine-in only).

Call for pricing

Hot Breakfast Program Provided by: Salvation Army - Maritime Division

Offers a hot breakfast and opportunity to socialize and speak with staff.

Call for pricing

Little Chefs Provided by: Cap Enfants Î-P-É - AKA: Children's Action Coalition; Le Centre Cap

Provides a cooking class for parents/guardians and their children to learn to cook healthy meals together.

Call for pricing

Mi'kmaq Tea Provided by: Mi'kmaq Family Resource Centre - AKA: MFRC