Ross Montessori School Bakes Up a Batch of Bread!
September Pizza Picnic Photos
ASPEN THRIFT SHOPYou did it again! You generously gave us a grant that allows us to continue our classes, events, gatherings...and extraordinary bread baking...for another year! Thank you! September 2022
Thank you, TOWN OF CARBONDALE, for your 2022 donation! You are the best. What a town. The Carbondale Community Oven appreciates all your support over the years.
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THIRD THURSDAYS AT THE THIRD STREET CENTER
Bake your artisan breads on the Third Thursdays of the month! Watch our Facebook page (Carbondale Community Oven) for the details.
Bake your artisan breads on the Third Thursdays of the month! Watch our Facebook page (Carbondale Community Oven) for the details.
ASPEN THRIFT SHOP
Thank you AGAIN for your generous donation! You are the BEST. July 2019
THANK YOU, Rebekahs (Near New) of Carbondale
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Where do we get all our dough?
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THANK YOU
Aspen Thrift Shop
...once again, for your generous donation! Your help will support our 2018 programs. We sure appreciate you!
Click here to read Nicolette Toussaint's article about the Bread Oven in the January issue of Roaring Fork Magazine
Work crew Charlie Cady and Erich Vogt pose inside the new oven shelter and outdoor classroom. Thank you, Town of Carbondale and all who helped secure funding for this much-needed structure! This public amenity is available for all to enjoy.
The Community Oven is about sharing the bread we make with our own hands. Come see. Come bake.
The Carbondale Community Oven is an outdoor masonry wood-burning oven like those used to bake bread and pizza all over the world. Locals refer to it as "The Bread Oven." We meet regularly to bake and share our creations. Everyone is invited, and there is no fee to bake. We ask that you share a taste of your bread with the group or bring butter, oil, toppings or beverages. Donations are always welcome.
Imagine popping a loaf of homemade artisan bread onto the hearth, closing the oven door, and spending the next hour with your friends while you wait for the food to be baked. It's a time to share ideas, talk about our community, catch up with old friends, and eat delicious food together.
Community Ovens have been around for thousands of years. They save on fuel, keep kitchens clean and cool, bring people together and remind us we are all one tribe.
We invite you to give our oven a try...or build one in your own community!
Imagine popping a loaf of homemade artisan bread onto the hearth, closing the oven door, and spending the next hour with your friends while you wait for the food to be baked. It's a time to share ideas, talk about our community, catch up with old friends, and eat delicious food together.
Community Ovens have been around for thousands of years. They save on fuel, keep kitchens clean and cool, bring people together and remind us we are all one tribe.
We invite you to give our oven a try...or build one in your own community!
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