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Transparently Sourced Food

“To be interested in food but not in food production is clearly absurd.”
Wendell Berry

There is a renaissance currently afoot in agriculture. The relatively short experiment of industrial farming is giving way to more comprehensive nature based systems. Terms like organic, regenerative and free-range have become common place and perhaps diluted in meaning. How we grow our food matters. The farmer of now is a true ecologist. An artist who orchestrates a palette of sunlight, soil and biodiversity. The chef of now is an equal steward of that produce working not in spite of their ingredients but enhancing the efforts of their farmer kin. Food should only be the result of a sequence of events based on meticulous care and integrity. It should be nourishing, beautiful and delicious.

Environmental Awareness

“I can’t imagine anything more important than air, water, soil, energy and biodiversity. These are the things that keep us alive.”
David Suzuki

Our civilized technological advancement has netted tremendous gains for humanity but one could argue that the further we advance the more we sever our connection to the critical elements that sustain us. Perhaps a next step is to apply some of that technology to regenerating and stewarding an ecosystem that can support future generations not to mention countless other species. Please join us in celebration of the essential components of our habitat.

Inspired Dance

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”
Pablo Picasso

Evidence suggests that art in some form has been employed since the dawn of modern humans. It lifts us to a heightened level of communication that transcends the literal and mundane. Story telling sparks our imagination and bonds us in communal experience. It engages not just our mind but the intangible thread that weaves our collective consciousness.