Chefs:
- Tashia Hart and Brian Yazzie from the Sioux Chef in Minneapolis
- Ben Jacobs, Tocabe in Denver
- Karlos Baca, Taste of Native Cuisine, Dunton Hot Springs, CO
- Kristina Stanley, Brown Rice and Honey
- Dan Cornelius, Intertribal Agriculture Council, Native Market
The Food Sovereignty Symposium & Festival is featuring a series of Indigenous foods meals, including an opening American Indian Foods Pop-up Dinner on Thursday, March 9th at Robinia Courtyard (829 East Washington Avenue). Tickets for this gourmet, multi-course meal are $30/person. There will also be a late night pop-up that night at Forequarter (708 East Johnson).
More information on other event meals will be released over the next few days. Here is the event meal schedule:
- Wednesday, March 8th
- Slow Food UW Cafe (The Crossing)
- Thursday, March 9th
- American Indian Foods Pop-up Dinner, 6:00-9:00 (Robinia Courtyard)
- Late Night Pop-up (Forequarter)
- Friday, March 10th
- Lunch: various campus restaurants will feature Indigenous food specials
- Friday Fish Fry (The Crossing)
- Saturday, March 11th
- Taste of the Tribes, 10:00am-12:00pm (Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery)
- Food Sovereignty Banquet Dinner, 5:00pm (Union South)
- Sunday, March 12th
- Closing Brunch, 10:00am (De Jope Residence Hall)