Join us for Food, Folks, & Stories!
Stories, Supper, and Conversations about Feeding our Communities.
An evening exploring food access, sharing food memories against a stunning sunset and enjoying a farm fresh meal, good company and conversation.
Saturday October 3rd
4:30pm-8:30pm
Evening of Activities
Farm Fresh Meal, Community Chat, Story Circle
$45 per person
21+ older event
After Meal Activities
After our meal together, everyone will join in on one of our activities. When registering, you’ll select which activity you want to be apart of.
Vendor Resources and Networking
How can we work together to solve food issues?
With a curated vendor resourse partners, mix and mingle with other working together on food issues.
CraftHersTable Build Project
Co-owned and operated by Amber Anthony
What can we make with our own hands to carry our food traditions forward?
CraftHersTable invites participants to create something useful for their own kitchens and families. During this 45-minute hands-on activity, participants will build a simple food-related project—such as a cutting board, spice rack, or similar practical piece—and leave with both a handmade item and new skills. The mission of the CraftHersTable is to foster women’s empowerment, self-reliance, and community connection. Just as sharing a meal brings people together, creating something together builds confidence, preserves practical skills, and strengthens resilient communities. Participants leave with a handmade piece, new connections, and a reminder that caring for ourselves and our neighbors is a powerful form of community care.
Latoya Drake’s Interactive Pickling Demonstration
How do we make the harvest last?
Led by food educator Latoya Drake, this hands-on demonstration explores the art and importance of safe food preservation. With more than a decade of experience in food and SNAP education, LaToya will share trusted canning and pickling methods that help families avoid common mistakes, safely preserve fresh food, and make the most of seasonal harvests.
Participants will leave with new skills, take-home resources, and a sample or handmade pickled item to inspire their own kitchen traditions.