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January Food Events in Utah: Wine Tastings, Little Chefs Classes, and Family-Friendly Dining

From midweek wine tastings in Sandy to hands-on cooking classes for kids at Deer Valley Resort, January brings a mix of adult and family-friendly food experiences. Add in kids-eat-free dining at Taqueria 27, and the month offers plenty of reasons to gather around the table, no matter your age.

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Wine Tastings at La Caille 

The food and beverage team at La Caille in Sandy invites guests 21 and over to “Sip, savor, and unwind with our exclusive Wine & Cheese Pairing Experience—offered every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evening. Discover the art of pairing as you enjoy a curated selection of exquisite wines alongside thoughtfully sourced local cheeses. Each tasting is designed to awaken your senses and elevate your evening.”

The wine tastings – hosted by wine expert Angela Doty Eltzholtz – include sips of five Chateau La Caille wines accompanied by curated artisan cheese pairings. The cost per person is $29 for wine and $16 for the cheese pairing experience, plus tax and gratuity. 

Photo courtesy of Ari Kurniawan on Unsplash

Deer Valley “Little Chefs” Cooking Classes

The Creative Academy at Deer Valley Resort features culinary courses and experiences including their popular “Little Chefs” culinary series of cooking classes for kids. Upcoming “Little Chefs” classes include: 

“Little Chefs” Culinary Series: Pizza 

Jan. 24, 2026 | 3:30 p.m. 

The Lodges Deer Valley | $53 

In this fun, hands-on class, kids will learn how to toss pizza dough like a pro and create their own delicious masterpiece. Each young chef will take home a Deer Valley logo apron and chef hat. Perfect for budding young chefs who love to get creative in the kitchen.

“Little Chefs” Culinary Series: Cookie Decorating 

Jan. 25, 2026 | 3:30 p.m. 

Deer Valley Café | $53 

In this hands-on class, kids will learn how to decorate cookies with colorful frosting, sprinkles, and fun techniques. Each young baker will take home a Deer Valley logo apron and chef hat to show off their new skills. Perfect for little chefs who love to get creative – and a little messy – in the kitchen.  

Kids Month at Taqueria 27 

During the month of January, kids eat free at Taqueria 27 locations. “We’re starting the new year with what matters most — family, food, and time together,” say the folks at Taqueria 27. 

The details: One free kids meal per paying adult; for kids 12 and under; all month long in January – dine-in only. 

From Taqueria 27: “Here’s to a delicious 2026 filled with togetherness, laughter, and great food. Bring the family — we’ll see you soon!”

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