A potluck, seed swap and discussion hosted by Slow Food Tennessee Valley and Ijams Nature Center. Tennessee State Apiarist Mike Studer will speak about the local bee populations in our state, what environmental issues they face here in East Tennessee and what is being...
Join Slow Food North Shore as we gather for good food and good fun at Osteria Leana for a delightful family-style meal prepared by Chef Peter Van Der Mije. This Farm-to-Table seasonal Italian restaurant focuses on locally sourced ingredients, sustainability, and...
Did you know? Restaurant workers are more likely to require food stamps, live in poverty and are 70% made up of women. Current federal laws allow employers to pay as little as $2.13 in the restaurant industry for tipped employees instead of the minimum wage ($15)....
Did you know? Restaurant workers are more likely to require food stamps, live in poverty and are 70% made up of women. Current federal laws allow employers to pay as little as $2.13 in the restaurant industry for tipped employees instead of the minimum wage ($15)....
Enjoy a truly one-of-a-kind experience as you take yourself on a three-floor self-guided snacking, shopping and educational tour hosted by a variety of talented chefs, local artisans, Whole Foods Market and Slow Food Chicago. Throughout your self-guided adventure,...
![Slow Food's million-person, global movement relies on the connections that its International Councilors nurture. These individuals connect regional efforts and report back to the Slow Food International team. In February, a new class of International Councilors met for the first time; they will collaborate to support our movement for good, clean and fair food for all in the years ahead! 🐌
Meet Bilal Sarwari [photo 1] and Bobby Grégoire [photo 2], our North American representatives, and learn more about them at our linkinbio!](https://sfusa.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
