Where are the tickets?

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So sad to report but tickets have been canceled and refunded. My self-imposed deadline of 'ten days away' showed too few tickets sold in advance to continue.

Local farmers operate differently from regional wholesalers. They operate on seasonal weather dictates rather than storage and delivery schedules. 

Is the local food different? We think so. Local ingredients mean our neighbors and fellow Carteret tax payers reap the benefit of a sale; local farmers buy local things - tires, dental appointments, church donations, etc.  Supporting our local farmers and fishing families and business owners keeps our money in our local economy, a win-win-win.

Also buying from local farmers for a grand dinner for 100 supporters or for your home dinner table allows you the opportunity to decide what kinds of farming you support.  Talk to your farmers! They're nice people! and they do it for you!  They're not shipping their proteins or produce far far away, they sell right here.  If you ask about their growing practices, they will tell you!

If you wish they would grow kohlrabi or raise quail eggs or make native persimmon jelly (pucker up!), they want to hear this information so they can please you.

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So, all this to say, our farm-to-table dinner will not happen this fall.

Next time you see our promotion of a farm-to-table dinner, please don't delay buying tickets until the week before. That is too short for us to operate.

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But enjoy the pictures above!  Maybe next year, you'll see yourself enjoying our delicious dinner with your friends.

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Find our page 'Local Farmers' and shop!