Three local, fresh-ingredient dinners to attend

Looking for farm-to-table dinners, local chef’s flare, cool evenings, and autumnal local-ingredient dishes? Here are three dinners coming up to purchase tickets to.

Patio dining lined up on sidewalk outside Hampton Street Vineyard.

If the weather permits, we recommend dining on Hampton Street Vineyard’s patio. | Photo via Hampton Street Vineyard

Fall or these farm-to-table, autumnal dinners + dishes featuring local ingredients or prepared by local chefs.

Hampton Street Vineyard’s Chef Wes Fulmer Collaboration Dinner

  • Date | Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 6 p.m.
  • Dinner preview | Chef Wes Fulmer and Hampton Street Vineyard’s sommelier, Jonathan Lopez are collaborating on a five-course dinner paired with five wines from HSV’s cellar.
  • Price | $125+

The Blythewood Farmers Market’s inaugural Farm-to-Table Dinner

  • Date | Friday, Nov. 8 from 6-9 p.m.
  • Dinner preview | Dine outdoors at the pavilion at Blythewood Presbyterian Church and enjoy local ingredients prepared tapas-style by a local chef. You will be served multiple courses, wine + a signature cocktail.
  • Price | $100+

Harvest Feast dinner

  • Date | Saturday, Nov. 16 from 6-10 p.m.
  • Dinner preview | The War Mouth, Fabel Farms, Deckle Edge Farms, and Wild Hope Farms are collaborating to offer a Farm-to-Table dinner. Enjoy pasture-raised beef, local honey, and other produce right from the farm.
  • Price | $85+
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