Uganda · WORKSHOPS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 workshops worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cook matooke and other vegetarian Ugandan dishes with Gertrude in a small Kampala class, then enjoy a homemade meal together.
“A great authentic Ugandan cooking class experience. We really enjoyed our class, the food and Gertrude's hospitality”
Make chocolate from cocoa pod to bar at Moonbean Chocolate in Kampala, with a garden tour, Aztec drink, and take-home creation.
“Joy was very knowledgeable about the whole chocolate making process and it was great in taking part in the chocolate making process. She was very helpful in taking photos and videos as well. The cafe next to moonbean is a great way to unwind before or after the workshop”
Cook traditional Ugandan food with Sylvia’s family, shop at a local market, and share a smoky homemade lunch in an Entebbe home.
“Such a fun experience with Sylvia and her family. They all really made you so welcome. We went to the market with her and her daughter Helen before cooking up a feast which was so so yummy. We stayed for hours and they all made us feel like part of the family. A must do when visiting Uganda let alone Entebbe.”
Turn recycled glass into 10 beads, then make jewelry with Kampala artisans in a practical, eco-friendly one-hour workshop.
“Veldig spennende å prøve å lage glassperler! Pharis var også utrolig hyggelig og til god hjelp, vi koste oss🤩”
Make art in a Ugandan home, learn canvas, clay, and printmaking, meet local artists, and take your handmade work home for $35.
“We had a really fun time with Mathias! He showed us how to make a canvas, and then used paints & different materials to make our own piece. Very welcoming & interesting!”
The parks, the capital, and everything on the road in between.
