by Lucia Austria Brisk winds and sporadic showers were no match for the glowing enthusiasm and high-energy of the participants of the annual Boston Local Food Festival that took place October 7th on the Rose Kennedy Greenway near Boston’s waterfront district. Hosted by Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts, the festival brought together vendors and exhibitors […]
by Alex Galimberti For over a year Taranta dedicated itself to learning and supporting what can be considered the most important element to creating a sustainable food system: ensuring good work conditions for our nation’s farmworkers. It all started during the Chef’s Collaborative Annual Summit that took place last September in New Orleans. There, the […]
by Katherine Hysmith Food writing organization Cook n’ Scribble, host of the Longhouse Food Writer’s Revival, posted a tweet a few days before the event proudly boasting that the upcoming weekend would be like “’Burning Man meets Oxford Symposium’: food, photography, writing, blogging, video, spoken word, painting. #foodrevival.” After learning about food freaks and the […]
On September 28, BU Gastronomy student Natalie Shmulik lead the first Gastronomy Students Association meeting of the semester. Together, the students tossed around ideas and have scheduled a list of upcoming outings of exciting Boston culinary lectures and events. Currently, the association has a group of 12 dedicated members and welcome more to the community. […]
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts presents the 3rd Annual Boston Local Food Festival. The free festival is Boston’s premier food festival promoting the joys of eating local food and includes local farmers, some of the best restaurants in New England, specialty foods, Fishstock and a “Seafood Throwdown”, Meat Cutting Demos and Chef Demos. 11 am – 5 pm, The Rose Kennedy Greenway, Boston […]