The Curious Kitchen says its move will lead to a Spring 2027 grand reopening, and the downtown Murfreesboro cooking school is telling customers that gift certificates will carry through the transition. For now, the business website still lists 327 East State Street as the current location.
The official site does not turn the move into a long announcement. The clearest customer-facing note is attached to gift certificates: the business says certificates will remain usable and expiration dates will be extended because of the move and Spring 2027 reopening. That is the practical detail for families, date-night planners and groups that already have a class or certificate in mind.
The Curious Kitchen’s website identifies the business as a recreational cooking school in downtown Murfreesboro and lists 327 East State Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130, as its location.
That matters because the official pages reviewed by OnlyInMurfreesboro still point customers to the existing downtown address while the move is ahead. The customer-facing change readers can verify now is the Spring 2027 reopening language attached to gift certificates.
The class calendar is still part of the customer path from the site. The homepage sends readers to a class calendar, and the reservation page showed month headings running from October 2026 through March 2027 when checked.
The Curious Kitchen describes its classes as three-hour, hands-on sessions open to different skill levels. The site lists adult classes, children’s classes, family classes and private classes, along with private events for groups.
The business also promotes team-building classes, custom private events and date-night cooking classes. Its site describes cocktail classes, too.
For parents, the camp page gives more detail about the children’s side of the business. The Curious Kitchen says its kids cooking camps are for ages 6 to 15, with spring, summer, fall and holiday options. The same page says campers work on kitchen skills such as reading recipes, measuring and keeping a work area clean.
Those offerings explain why a move is a bigger local story than a simple address change. The Curious Kitchen is one of the local places families and groups use for activities that are part meal, part class and part gathering space.
The Curious Kitchen’s about page identifies Helena and Rachel as a mother-daughter team. The page says Helena moved from Los Angeles to Murfreesboro in 2012, and that Rachel called her in April 2014 with the idea that became The Curious Kitchen.
That backstory is part of why the move will be watched locally. A business with a long local class calendar affects more than one group of customers.
Readers tracking nearby food and family activity can also use OnlyInMurfreesboro’s guides to date night ideas, kids activities, birthday party options, summer camps and downtown Murfreesboro restaurants. The move also fits with the broader list of local business changes in the September openings and closings roundup.
The most direct instruction for customers is about gift certificates. The Curious Kitchen says certificates bought from the business will be honored and that expirations will be pushed out because of the move and Spring 2027 reopening.
The confirmed takeaway from the official pages is narrow: the downtown address remains listed now, the business is preparing for a Spring 2027 reopening after its move, and certificate holders are being told they will not lose their value because of the transition.
The Curious Kitchen’s website points to a Spring 2027 grand reopening in its gift-certificate note.
The Curious Kitchen still lists 327 East State Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130, as its location on its website.
The business says certificates bought from The Curious Kitchen will be honored. It also says expiration dates will be extended because of the move and Spring 2027 reopening.
The Curious Kitchen lists cooking classes for adults, children and families, plus private classes, team-building events, cocktail classes, date-night classes and kids cooking camps.
The kids cooking camp page says the camps are for ages 6 to 15. The page lists spring, summer, fall and holiday camp options.
Sources: The Curious Kitchen homepage, The Curious Kitchen about page, The Curious Kitchen cooking class page, The Curious Kitchen kids cooking camp page, The Curious Kitchen teaching page, The Curious Kitchen reservation calendar.
*Photo: Cooking-class demonstration by COD Newsroom via Wikimedia Commons.jpg) (CC BY 2.0); not The Curious Kitchen.*