Cake Club

On April 6, 2025, Buffalo’s first-ever will bring together 75 cake enthusiasts for an afternoon of homemade treats and community at .

The concept is simple: the only cost of entry is a scratch-made cake. Participants will trade slices, meet fellow bakers, and enjoy their sweet haul at the venue—or take it home. A cash bar will be available, featuring cocktails and mocktails, including selections from .

Cake Club is an extension of monthly cookbook club and a celebration of baking in good company. It also raises awareness about , an organization that matches volunteer bakers with opportunities to bake birthday and graduation cakes for children in foster care and youth overcoming adversity. The Buffalo chapter welcomes donations and new bakers looking to make a difference.

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How It Works

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COST: The only entry fee for Cake Club is a cake you baked.

Every cake counts! No matter how skilled a baker you are, you’re a welcome member of Cake Club. Savory or sweet, layer or sheet, vegan or bacon-smothered, cakes of all shapes and sizes are embraced. Upon arrival, participants will submit their cake.

REGISTRATION: Your registration includes a completing a form with your cake name, description, and ingredients ahead of the event so we can create appropriate signage.

If you don't know what you'll be baking yet, please returnto your Eventbrite registration (look for it in your email) to complete that part of your registration before April 1!

We will send you an email to remind you!

DETAILS: No outside food or drink is permitted (except your entry cake). Cake Club is a 21+ event. Tickets cannot be purchased. Registration and a made-from-scratch cake are required for entry. We are sorry, but no plus-ones or children are permitted.

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This free, community-driven event is made possible by Bon Appetit Buffalo, Christa Glennie (food editor at Buffalo Spree), and their partners at The Show at Shea's Seneca with support from Public Espresso and Buffalo Spree magazine.

Disclaimer

Since this is a potluck, everyone must bring a dish. While we hope everyone does their best to use proper and safe food preparation practices, this is an all-volunteer event, and we cannot guarantee the quality, safety, or allergen status of any food. Cake Club, BonAppetitBuffalo, The Show at Shea's Seneca, For Goodness Cakes, and any of the other individuals or organizations involved in producing or attending Cake Club are not responsible for any foodborne illnesses, allergic reactions, or any other culinary mishaps that might occur.

• By attending Cake Club, you acknowledge that you’re doing so at your own risk. Cake Club, Christa Glennie, Elena Kopty, For Goodness Cakes, the venue, and any event staff are not liable for any injuries, food-related issues, or other incidents that might arise during the event.

• By registering for Cake Club, you agree to receive emails about the event, including updates, reminders, and notifications. We promise not to overdo it!

• This event may be photographed or recorded for future promotional use by its planners and sponsors. By attending Cake Club, you grant all parties, both organizaers adn attendess, the unrestricted right to use and publish any photos or videos in which you may appear for promotional, marketing, and other business purposes in any format or media now or hereafter known. If you would prefer not to be featured in any photos or videos, you may wish to surrender your registration.

Cake Club is essentially a potluck that supports community and sharing in the City of Good Neighbors. Let’s keep it sweet by being considerate of one another and ensuring that everyone feels welcome.

Host or Publisher Christa Glennie