When: Saturday, April 2, 2011 at 10am; check-in begins at 9am
Where: Amici Park, Little Italy at State Street and West Date Street
Local Food, Live Music, Raffle Prizes, and FREE Kids Zone!
Local Food, Live Music, Raffle Prizes, and FREE Kids Zone!
The Sustainable Feast, a FREE event open to the public, will include live music courtesy of the Teagan Taylor Trio, a muscially rising Jazz/Pop band and an Outdoor Education Zone with interactive science and nature inspired activities for kids of all ages.
The event will pair local farms with some of San Diego's top chefs who will create a variety of delicious dishes, prepared up close and personal. Restaurant tasting tickets are availble for purchase for $35 and include 10 culinary tasting tents, a raffle ticket, and commemorative cookbook. Families are encouraged to share their tasting with their young children or purchase a tasting ticket for older children who would enjoy the variety of food offered at each station.
Net process will benefit the Outdoor Education Foundation's scholarship fund. To purchase tickets, please click here.
When: Sunday, April 3, 2011 from noon to 4pm
San Diego's Cooks Confab is a group of San Diego's most innovative chefs sharing their culinary talents with San Diegans by hosting educational events, stylishly fun dinner parties and smaller-scale gatherings with the goal to generate awareness on important food-related causes in our community today.
On April 3rd from noon to 4pm, Cooks Confab will host "School Lunch!" an event dedicated to raising awareness of the staggering epidemic of mediocre food being served in our schools.
Chefs of the Cooks Confab will partner with local farms, ranchers, fishers and artisans to serve Haute Cafeteria Style Cuisine (HCSC)™ at Fibonacci’s Campus Pointe Bistro, by Waters. They will showcase healthy “School Lunch” options designed to spark critical discussion about an issue that needs immediate attention from not only the San Diego community but communities across the country.
You'll hear from school administrators, cafeteria staff and farmers who are collaborating to create a farm-to-school movement. As Cooks Confab co-founder, Andrew Spurgin, says, “Only through educational outreach, mutual partnership with all the stakeholders of this broken system will real change for our children’s good be accomplished."
For more event details and to purchase tickets, please visit the Cooks Confab website.
