Ticket Giveaway! Organic Growers School Farm-to-Table Dinner

Posted on by Able Allen

Music, dance, food and fun. Organic Growers School’s Farm-to-Table Dinner fundraiser is geared to making their educational workshops and conferences as affordable as possible to stay accessible to home growers, gardeners and farmers. And they throw a heck of a party doing it. A tasty, 4-course diner from chef John Fleer, of Rhubarb and The Rhu will feature a pork confit on Argentinian sweet-potato guiso as well as smashed seared beets and other garden favorites.

Cailen Campbell and the Pond Brothers will provide musical entertainment during the meal.

The OGS Farm-to-Table Dinner begins at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, at Yesterday Spaces in Leicester. To be entered to win a ticket to the event, just comment below by noon on Friday, Feb. 10.

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17 thoughts on “Ticket Giveaway! Organic Growers School Farm-to-Table Dinner”

    • Jeri

      Now were talking. Or eating amd learning and walking. Farm to tables is big hrre. I am glad people are able to support these events. If i win i will see who some of those folks are as well as experien e some new ways to use winter veggies if i read correctly.

  5. Jennifer

    I would love to win this and learn more about the farm-to-table movement as a newcomer to NC!

  11. Danielle Ryder

    Organic Haiku
    We are what we eat
    I once was a pesticide
    Now a happy plum

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