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Edible Events: Holiday Season 2018

December 05, 2018
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Photo courtesy Foxhollow Farm

These are just a sampling of the many events happening in and around Louisville and the Bluegrass region.

December 1, Saturday 1–4pm
Cookies with Claus & Holiday Open House

Wilson Nurseries
3690 East West Connector, Frankfort

Free fun for families! Snap a pic with Jolly Old St. Nick & sample more than your share of Christmas cookies. Plus, kids can design & paint their own Christmas cards & gifts for family members. On December 8, make s’mores with Santa.
WilsonNurseriesKY.com

December 3, Monday
Community Table

Coles
735 Main 735 E. Main St., Lexington

A dinner benefitting Institute 193. Featuring the artwork of Lexington artist Beverly Baker available for purchase.
Coles735Main.com

December 8, Saturday 11am–4pm
Holiday Party

Foxhollow Farm
8905 Highway 329, Crestwood

Holiday décor making for kids and adults. Storytelling, carolers, a puppet show and more family fun! Festive food by Duck Duck Beet CSK & Farm and holiday-inspired libations available for purchase. Tickets $5/person, kids 2 & under free. Tickets available at Foxhollow’s Holiday Facebook event @FoxhollowFarmKy

December 8, Saturday noon–7pm
Christmastide 1816 at Locust Grove

561 Blankenbaker Ln., Louisville

Interpreters re-create an 1816 Croghan family holiday party. Music, dancing and demonstrations, holiday shopping and refreshments. $6 adults, $3 children, free under 6. 502-897-9845, LocustGrove.org

December 8, Saturday noon–4pm
Old-Fashioned Christmas

New Albany Farmers’ Market
202 E. Market St., New Albany, IN

Visit with Santa, get your holiday shopping done at our many boutiques and shops, grab some lunch and enjoy downtown at the holidays.
NewAlbanyFarmersMarket.com

December 13, Thursday 8pm
Top Chef Viewing Dinner

610 Magnolia
610 W Magnolia Ave, Louisville

A viewing party with Maker’s Mark Distillery. Kentucky-inspired canapes and cocktails by Maker’s Mark along with a live stream of the episode. $60 per person includes appetizers and signature cocktails by Maker’s Mark Distillery Diplomat, Thomas Bolton. Reservations required: 502.636.0783, email 610@610Magnolia.
610Magnolia.com.

December 27, Thursday 5:30pm
Behind-the-bar cocktail class

Angel’s Envy
500 E. Main St., Louisville

Explore the art of the cocktail with a “Whiskey Guardian” in this hands-on and educational class. Learn to build a better drink, enjoy a cocktail with appetizers, take home a gift and see the production facility. $90/person. AngelsEnvy.com

December 31, Monday 5–10pm
New Year’s Eve at Harvest Restaurant

624 E. Market St., Louisville

Chefs Ryan Smith and Jeff Dailey offer a four-course pre-fixe menu and special a la carte menu to celebrate the year. A complimentary glass of sparkling wine per guest. $65/person.
HarvestLouisville.com

December 31, Monday 9pm–2am
New Year’s Eve Bash!

Shirley Mae’s Cafe
802 S Clay St, Louisville

A celebration of Shirley Mae’s Cafe opening, 30 years ago on December 31, 1988. Shirley Mae’s traditional southern food available with celebratory balloon drop and free champagne toast and party favors.
ShirleyMaesCafe.com.

January 5 or 12, Saturday 11:30am-1:30pm
Pasta 101 Class

Pizza Lupo
1540 Frankfort Ave., Louisville

Treat your favorite foodie — or yourself — to a unique Pasta 101 course with Pizza LUPO chef and co-owner Max Balliet. s a hands-on Pasta 101 class on January 5 or 12. Workshop includes a “welcome shot” of LUPO’s housemade limoncello, lessons on making and rolling egg pasta and sauce pairing theory and ideas. At the end of the class, all attendees enjoy a prepared pasta lunch with a glass of wine and depart with a recipe card, garganelli rolling board and full belly! Class cost is $75/person. Reservations: 502-409-8440.
aLupo.com.

January 10, Thursday 7–8:30pm
Hands-On Class with “Chopped” alum Chef Dee

MESA, A Collaborative Kitchen
216 Pearl St., New Albany, IN

“Chopped” alum Chef Madeleine Dee presents fig pizza, free snacks from her Fond Originals food line and a surprise dessert.
Squareup.com/store/mesa-54/

January 19, Saturday 6–11pm
B3BASH

The Regency
8900 Limehouse Ln., Louisville

Celebration of Bacon, Bourbon and Beer benefiting Kosair Charities. Silent charity auction, live music and bacon creations from local chefs. Only 400 tickets available.
B3Bash.com

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February 10, Sunday
Off the Hook: Animals, Vegetables & Minerals from Pond to Sea

Newport Aquarium,
1 Levee Way, Newport, KY

A celebration of seafood dinner with over 20 local and nationally known chefs. Sponsored in part by Edible Ohio Valley, Kentucky Proud, Old 502 Winery. Tickets $75-$100.
EOVFoundation.org.

February 20–23, 2019, Wednesday–Saturday
Bourbon Classic

The Henry Clay
604 S. 3rd St., Louisville

The seventh annual Bourbon Classic explores the “best of the best” in the authentic world of bourbon, from the craftsmanship of distilling to the pure enjoyment of the spirit in its many forms, featuring local chefs and distilleries. For tickets and schedule: 502-574-9942;
BourbonClassic.com

March 1–2, 2019

Healthy Soils, Healthy Farms: Reshaping Kentucky with Organics

8th Annual OAK Conference
Clarion Hotel, Lexington

Hear from local and national expert farmers, innovators and researchers. Farm tours and short courses offered on Friday, and choose from 30 sessions on Saturday. Friday keynote speakers include Wendell Berry, Wes Jackson and David Kline leading an “Over the Fence” agrarian conversation. Early bird pricing through January 15.
Schedule: OAK-KY.org/2019-conference-overview

 

Photo 1: Photo courtesy Locust Grove
Photo 2: Photo courtesy Angel’s Envy
Photo 3: Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels
Photo 4: Photo courtesy Chef Madeleine Dee
Photo 1: Photo courtesy Pizza LUPO
Photo 2: Photo by Food Photographer | Jennifer Pallian on Unsplash
Photo courtesy Bourbon Classic
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