- December 19, 2025
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James Pancake “paints” a picture frame shaped piece off chocolate alongside other kids during a chocolatier camp at Peterbrooke Chocolatier on Park Avenue.
Mia Piacenti, left, gets help from Zach Mendez as she prepares a chocolate mold.
The hand of Annesia Jackson is scene “painting” a picture frame shaped piece off chocolate.
A group of children participated in a chocolatier camp at Peterbrooke Chocolatier on Park Avenue.
A small cup of melted chocolate with a brush sits as children sit around and “paint.”
Juliet Pancake, right, helps out Gianna Piacenti with her chocolate “painting.”
Zach Mendez, left, helps kids with their chocolate “paintings” during the chocolatier camp.
Mia Piacenti, center, enjoys some help from James Pancake, left, and his sister Madison, during the children’s chocolatier camp.
Anna Lohr places her chocolate masterpiece onto a tray for drying.
Picture framed pieces of chocolate sit on the table after kids finished “painting” their creations.
It was a tasty time at the kid’s chocolatier summer camp, hosted recently by Peterbrooke Chocolatier on Park Avenue.
As the scent of fresh chocolate filled the air, children wearing hand-colored caps “painted” with chocolate, made chocolate molds and sneaked tastes here and there when no one was looking.
At the end, the kids walked away with a little experience about what it takes to be a chocolatier, and handfuls of the goodies they made.
