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LexFarm Dinner and Talk "Eating what You Grow: 1620-2012"

Nourish, 1727 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA | Get Directions »
$40.00

Come enjoy dinner at nourish restaurant and hear local author, environmental writer, and LexFarm co-founder Meg Muckenhoupt speak about "Eating What You Grow 1620-2012."

Every home gardener grows tomatoes—but they didn’t exist in Massachusetts in 1620. What did people plant to eat? This overview of how farmers’ choice of crops has reflected the Bay State’s changing climate, transportation, economics, and food fashions reveals just how much has changed since the Pilgrims started stewing succotash. The talk will include a handout with lists of heirloom vegetables and recipes worth reviving.

Dinner is $40* with a portion of the proceeds supporting LexFarm's educational programs. Make reservation here.

* entrée includes choice of local beef, local fish or vegetarian option; does not include gratuity and certain beverages.

Event Details

Posted by: LexFarm Events
Where Nourish 1727 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02420
Next on This event is over.
Time 6:30 pm–8:30 pm
Website http://­www.­lexfarm.­org
Phone (781) 674-2400
Price 40
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More About Nourish

Nourish

Nourish

1727 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA
781-674-2400

Nourish Restaurant  is located in Lexington Center on Massachusetts Avenue at the intersection of Waltham St. Opened in July 2009, the family owners and operators of this business have 30 years of experience in the food service industry. The menu is quite diverse, with offerings ranging from vegan and vegetarian to chicken and beef entrees. The restaurant's operating philosophy is to source the food served from local organic farms and other small local businesses, as well as to support area charities and community organizations. They also host a variety of events, including specialty themed dinners and live music performances.

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