Slow Food Sacramento: Part of the worldwide network advocating for 
good, clean & fair food for all!

Join Us For Our Upcoming Events!

 

  • Book Club - Reading The Drunken Botanist - Amy Stewart - Jan. 12


Support the world wide food movement that is Slow Food.
Give-What-You-Can Day  on  Giving Tuesday (Nov. 29)  
OR donate  any $$ amount to become a member Dec. 9-11 . Visit  www.slowfoodusa.org  to make your donation or join.




Terra Madre Day Potluck & General Membership Meeting
Stone Soup - Back To the Earth
Dec. 10 from 6-9 p.m.
Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op 
(new location at 2820 R St.-2nd floor)
Free - RSVP Here
 
Please join Slow Food Sacramento for our annual membership meeting and potluck on Terra Madre Day at the new and improved Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op. Their new Cooking School & Community Learning Center upstairs where we will gather is fabulous!
 
Our theme is Stone Soup - Back To the Earth. In the spirit of fostering community and believing in the power of breaking bread together, we are asking our members to please bring one of the following:
  • An item to add to the soup such as: pulses: cooked or soaked beans or lentils; raw vegetables like carrots, celery, onions, fennel, potatoes, mushrooms, kale or collards; whole grains like barley, quinoa, rice; fresh herbs, vegetable stock; OR
  • Salad; OR
  • Dessert
  While Chef Brenda Ruiz performs soup magic in the kitchen, Terra Madre delegates Ed Roehr (Magpie and Nido), Chanowk Yisrael (Yisrael FamilyUrban Farms), Lisa Frank (Slow Beer), and Cinamon Vann (Snail of Approval coordinator) will share their photos, experiences, and thoughts from their September trip to to Turrin, Italy for Slow Food International's Terra Madre/Salone del Gusto's gathering of chefs, producers, and activists from 150-plus countries.
 
This is our annual General Membership meeting where we elect Board members. Proposed Board officers and Members are listed below. We have a fabulous slate. Come meet them and hear their ideas for 2017.
 
This is a no waste event, please bring your own place setting, including silverware, BOWLS, plates, glasses, napkins, and  beverage of choice.
 
Slow Food Sacramento Board Slate - 2017
 
Mary Rousseve, President
Shelley Blanton-Stroud, Vice President
Erin Dimmitt, Secretary
Coral Henning, Treasurer
Kathy Les, Immediate Past President
Brenda Ruiz* - School Garden Coalition, Chair School & Youth Projects   
Chanowk Israel, Chair, Slow Food Youth Network
Kelsey Maher, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator
Michael Tuohy* - Legends Hospitality, Golden One Center
Scott Singer* - Rosemont High Green Academy
Lisa Frank, Chair, Slow Beer and Co-Chair Snail of Approval Committee
Kathleen Albiani* - Book Club Coordinator, Toby Johnson Middle School
Charity Kenyon, Membership Director
Karen Auwaerter, Chair, Slow Food U
Janice Daniels, Marketing and Communications Coordinator
Ed Roehr, Chefs Alliance Coordinator - Magpie and Nido
Sacramento State University, Student Liaison
Cinamon Vann, Co-Chair, Snail of Approval Committee (ex officio)
 
* Board Chefs with the Chefs Alliance


Slow Food Book Club - 
Come Read and Discuss with Us!
January 12 - from 6 - 8 p.m.
Reading: The Drunken Botanist by Amy Stewart    

Enjoy the company of fellow readers, eaters, and Slow Food mission lovers at our bi-monthly book club meeting. Share a potluck and stimulating discussion on this month's book -- The Drunken Botanist by Amy Stewart. Learn more about the book here. 
Seed: The Untold Story 
Special Screening - Dec. 7  
 
You are invited to attend the award winning documentary  SEED: The Untold Story   on Dec. 7 at 7:30pm  at the Natomas Marketplace Stadium 16. This  eye-opening documentary tells the dramatic loss of seed diversity and the movement to restore the future of our food.

For this special one-night screening tickets MUST be purchased online  prior to the screening. Reserve a seat at:  https://gathr.us/screening/18639
 


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