How the mission-driven Gran Cocina is cultivating culinary aspirations in Holyoke

Gran Cocina, a space to cultivate culinary aspirations in Holyoke

The nonprofit project Gran Cocina in Holyoke is helping food entrepreneurs get their businesses off the ground. It is led by Sean Terwilliger, a Holyoke Community College alum and former music history teacher. (Aprell May Munford / The Republican)Aprell May-Munford

HOLYOKE — The Gran Cocina, at 112 High St. in Holyoke, is a space where people get cooking — and not just on today’s meals.

The nonprofit is an incubator where emerging food businesses can cultivate their culinary aspirations.

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