It’s time to buy tickets for the P-Patch Trust’s annual Chef in the Garden dinner, the Trust’s most popular annual event!
Renowned Chef Tom Douglas is bringing his genius for magical menus to this year’s event, which will be held Thursday, July 9, in the Interbay P-Patch on 15th Avenue West. The al fresco evening will feature Tom as the guest chef, preparing an array of dishes that emphasize garden-fresh ingredients and innovative flavor combinations.
The Chef in the Garden dinner, which is limited to 100 people, is the Trust’s primary fund-raising effort. This year’s dinner is expected to sell out quickly because of the unique opportunity to experience Tom Douglas’ superlative food during an elegant summer evening in one of the P-Patch system’s largest and most developed gardens.
Detailed menu and information on how to order tickets can be found here. Please join us on July 9 for a memorable evening in support of quality food for all!
The Third Annual Blues For Food Fest Saturday
September 5th, 2009
Magnuson Park - 7400 Sand Point Way NE
11am - 7pm
Tickets on Sale June 1, 2009: Brown Paper Tickets
Event Website: www.bluesforfoodfest.org
Leave the picnic at home at let us do the cookin!
A Beautiful Children’s Garden with children’s activities. Yum! A Homemade Pie Auction! Fresh homemade pies by homemade by real P-patchers!
See a real live Foodbank garden! Get dirty if ya want to! Solid Ground/ Lettuce link will be at the Blues For Food Fest with the “Beet Hunger” booth to receive your fresh organic vegetable donations! It will be harvest time donate generously! The foodbanks need us!
Come early and stay late! LOTS of Free Parking!!
Proceeds from this event will go to the P-Patch Trust, a non-profit organization that works to prevent hunger by promoting community gardening in Seattle and by supporting programs that distribute food to those in need and help people grow their own food.
“As you turn the earth to plant your own backyard garden, plant an extra row for the hungry. When it is time to harvestyour labor of love, drop your donation at the emergency food pantry or soup kitchen in your community. In this way, even the neediest among us will know that the earth has not forgotten their name.” - Patty Karlovitz, Co-Publisher and Managing Editor, Local Flavor Magazine Santa Fe New Mexico
