Jan 30, 2024 | Slow Food Chapters, Slow Food Events, Slow Food Leaders, Take Action
The next few years are a crucial time for the network to connect with each other, align around a common vision, and act for good, clean and fair food for all.
Nov 28, 2023 | Slow Fish, Slow Food Events
By Colles Stowell, Slow Fish Strategist Every time I return to New Orleans, I’m coming home to my birthplace. Profound taste memories resurface: pink roman candy stuck in my teeth, fried shrimp po’boys dripping red sauce down my arm; and the smell of a crawfish boil...
Sep 6, 2023 | Biodiversity, Chapter Highlight, Plant A Seed, Slow Beans, Slow Food Chapters, Slow Food Events
In November 2022, Slow Food East Bay shut down a street in West Berkeley and held a sprawling Bean Feed complete with six chefs, three wineries, two aligned nonprofits, one farm and a copious number of bean-centric fun and games.
Mar 30, 2023 | Chapter Highlight, Current Events, Slow Food Chapters, Slow Food Events, Snail of Approval
By Makiah Josephson, Slow Food USA Communications Coordinator Last month, Slow Food Atlanta became the newest member of Slow Food USA’s Snail of Approval program, which recognizes outstanding food businesses in seventeen cities. The Snail of Approval is an influential...
Dec 15, 2022 | Chapter Highlight, Food and Farming, Slow Food Chapters, Slow Food Events, Uncategorized
By Laurie Carlson, Slow Food O’ahu This past November, The Banana Source, Hawai’i SEED, Slow Food in Hawai’i and Waimea Valley hosted the inaugural Mai’a Ho’olaule’a / Banana Festival on the North Shore of O’ahu. Over 1,600 people...
Oct 20, 2022 | Biodiversity, Cooking, Plant A Seed, Slow Beans, Slow Food Chapters, Slow Food Events
We’ve had an incredible year-long Plant a Seed campaign filled with planting, growing and eating beans — now it’s time to celebrate them together around a table! Our chapters are teaming up with chefs in their regions and are getting creative with how to celebrate and share the stories of the beans from the 2022 Plant A Seed kit in so many inspiring ways, from sit-down dinners to bean street fairs to bean soup fundraisers and more.