Turn your kitchen or ours into a celebration with Traveling Tarts! Our themed baking parties combine fun, creativity, and delicious tarts and pies. From birthdays to baby showers, we ensure your event is memorable, engaging, and full of laughter for everyone involved.
I’ve always believed baking is more than just mixing ingredients – it’s about creating joy, sharing smiles, and making memories. Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, my journey started as a teenager in a little pastry shop in Studio City where I fell in love with custards and fresh fruit tarts.
Today, I bring my passion for baking and homegrown ingredients (yes, I grow everything from berries to walnuts!) to kitchens all over. Traveling Tarts lets me combine my favorite things – entertaining, baking, cooking, decorating, laughter and helping people enjoy time together.
So, let’s roll up our sleeves, have some fun, and make tarts and pies you’ll talk about long after the last bite!
Founder
Kara treats items with great respect! Every fruit in every tart or pie is organic; some of our seasonal fruits come from Kara's yard! Hence, fresh and delicious. Organic fruit makes all the difference!
Kara brought so much energy and fun to our baking party! The cookies we made were delicious!
– Samantha
The baby shower baking class was a big success! Kara's instructions were easy to follow, and the tarts were amazing!
– Sophia
Our bridal shower was beyond perfect. The baking activity kept everyone entertained, and the pies were a hit!
– Lily
Our girls' night was a blast! The themed décor was adorable, and Kara kept everyone laughing while we baked.
– Hannah
Traveling Tarts made our anniversary unforgettable. Everything from the setup to the cleanup was done with such care!
– Alex & Mia
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