Public Classes

A Great Gift

Fromagination’s classes are an interesting and delicious way to spend an hour learning about Wisconsin cheese…we always taste cheeses! They also make a lovely, experiential gift. Don’t give Dad another tie for Father’s Day…give him a chance to learn about stinky cheeses instead.

You can purchase in advance and ask us to send a card to your gift recipient(s). You may also purchase a series…to give a gift that lasts more than one hour.

“Very fun and educational! I love learning about food and really honing into the sensory experience we may overlook otherwise.”

 – 2025 class participant

“Absolutely loved the cheese & honey class together! The addition of the honey to a cheese class is so elevated and the pairing I was hoping for!”

– Cheese & Honey class participant

“The quality as expected was outstanding. The variety of types and textures were delicious. The chocolates were a very intriguing variation. Thank you!”

– Love, Cheese & Chocolate class participant

“Lovely class! Great opportunity to explore a wide variety of pairings  – and inspire so much creativity!”

– 2025 Love, Cheese & Chocolate class participant

When are classes held?

Fromagination’s public classes are held from 6:30-7:30 p.m., twice a month (except December), usually on Thursday evenings.

What will I learn in a cheese class?

Class participants will learn about various cheeses and cheese types, sample certain cheeses (and beverages, or other specialty food items), and learn some history and/or cheese-making information. Some classes focus on cooking with cheese, or may feature only certain cheese types (goat cheese, for example).

Are there discounts available?

Sometimes. Fromagination may offer discounts for participants who may purchase more than one class, or for a purchase for multiple participants in one class.

How should I register for a class?

You can reach class registration from this page. Or you can go to our Classes category on the Shop page.

Can I give a class as a gift?

Yes. You may register yourself, or others, for a cheese class.

What else should I know?

Fromagination cheese classes involve tasting cheeses, often cheese “companion” foods, and sometimes wine or beer. Some may also involve cooking/food prep. Participants with dietary restrictions or mobility issues should talk with a Fromagination staff member when registering for a class.

For more information, contact Marilyn at
(608) 255-2430, ext 2 or marilyn@fromagination.com