Urban Harvest Benefit Dinner

Join Rouge Tomate and Slow Food NYC for an evening in honor of National Nutrition Month, featuring a seasonal 5-course tasting menu by Executive Chef Jeremy Bearman & Executive Pastry Chef James Distefano with beverage pairings by Beverage Director Pascaline Lepeltier.

The menu will feature the?Slow Food?of?sustainably grown and harvested ingredients that have been locally-sourced in conjunction with SFNYC?s Producer Matrix.

The evening will include an engaging discussion with featured Farmers and Producers from our local food system as well as Slow Food NYC Board Members and Educators from the Urban Harvest? Program.

General Admission: 630 p.m.
Cocktails: 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Dinner Service: 7:00 p.m.

About Urban Harvest?

Slow Food NYC’s Urban Harvest program teaches New York City children about the effects of good food on their health and well-being, the health of their communities, and the health of the planet.

The program supports hands-on educational programs that give children a comprehensive understanding of what good food is: where it comes from; how it is produced; how it is distributed; how healthy it is for them; and, of course, how good it tastes.?? By addressing these issues in structured learning environments not only will children be exposed to healthy foods, they will also be inspired to share what they know with their families, friends, and community.

Urban Harvest consists of two components:?Urban Harvest in Schools, operating at schools during the academic year (September through June), and?Urban Harvest Gardens, operating during the summer months.