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Members of the public are invited taste the creativity of students in Hospitality and Tourism programs at the Moncton Campus of the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC). Students will take their skills out of the classroom and into the kitchen and dining rooms with two upcoming public dining events.

“NBCC prides itself on offering applied learning experiences that enrich our students’ learning and help them prepare for successful careers,” says instructor Jason Blonde who organized the events. “These are important learning experiences but they are also a great opportunity for members of the public to visit our campus and enjoy some delicious and creative dishes from our students.  Whether you prefer food trucks or fine dining, you’ll want to check these out.”

Both events will be held at the NBCC Moncton Campus, 1234 Mountain Road and are open to the public:

Food Truck Week - 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., April 3-7

Four student teams have created street-style food truck concepts.  Students will be using test kitchen stations to replicate the conditions of a food truck and will serve as many people as they can as quickly as they can.  Each food truck is competing to produce the most profits.  Profits will be donated to Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, the on-campus food bank. Non-perishable food donations will also be accepted at the event. Prices range from $5-$10

NBCC Restaurant Nights -  Seating between 6:00 - 7:30 pm. Wed. & Thurs. nights, March 29 – May 4

Indulge in an exceptional seven-course dinner prepared and served by students and featuring foods and flavors from around the world.  Reservations are highly recommended and may be made via email at MO.Hospitality@nbcc.ca Prices range from $25 - $34 before taxes

With over 90 programs and six campuses across New Brunswick, New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) is a provincially-recognized, public post-secondary institution reputed for producing skilled, knowledgeable graduates who are contributing to the Province’s socio-economic prosperity. NBCC offers students one- and two-year certificate and diploma programs. Find out more by visiting: www.nbcc.ca

For more information:
Heather Allaby
Community & Government Relations Advisor, NBCC
506.444.3320 | heather.allaby@nbcc.ca