The Diveristy of Jewish Cuisine, NYC Immigrants and Tourism, Eat For Good, + Trolley Rides About Brooklyn Beer History
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King Solomon's Table: An Around-the-World Collection of Recipes from the Global Jewish Diaspora / Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at 7:00pm
If you think Jewish food is just pastrami sandwiches and matzo ball soup, you're missing a lot of the story. Author Joan Nathan joins Mark Russ Federman (from Russ & Daughters) to discuss her new book and the diversity of Jewish food thanks to intermingling of cultures from Italy to Mexico to India to France to Israel to New York. She shares some recipes and historical stories.
If you think Jewish food is just pastrami sandwiches and matzo ball soup, you're missing a lot of the story. Author Joan Nathan joins Mark Russ Federman (from Russ & Daughters) to discuss her new book and the diversity of Jewish food thanks to intermingling of cultures from Italy to Mexico to India to France to Israel to New York. She shares some recipes and historical stories.
Redefining Home: Immigrants Social Impact on NYC Tourism / Wednesday, April 5, 2017 from 7:00-8:00pm
Following a screening of the short film Ellis starring Robert De Niro about one immigrant's journey through Ellis Island, Travel+SocialGood presents a panel about how the immigrants who have come through New York continue to shape the city's tourism culture and builds tolerance across communities. Panelists include Lisa Gross from League of Kitchens, our friend Cindy VandenBosch from Turnstile Tours, and our own David Naczycz. Admission also gets you a raffle ticket to win tours or food workshops.
Following a screening of the short film Ellis starring Robert De Niro about one immigrant's journey through Ellis Island, Travel+SocialGood presents a panel about how the immigrants who have come through New York continue to shape the city's tourism culture and builds tolerance across communities. Panelists include Lisa Gross from League of Kitchens, our friend Cindy VandenBosch from Turnstile Tours, and our own David Naczycz. Admission also gets you a raffle ticket to win tours or food workshops.
Don't... Eat... 'Til Brooklyn / Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 7:00pm
Prove how important Citymeals on Wheels is by attending this benefit whose proceeds go to helping feed the elderly. The Young Professionals Committee has curated a selection of local chefs and food trucks to participate in this giant food event inside a Williamsburg warehouse. Great sommelier-chosen wines and craft cocktails will also be available.
Prove how important Citymeals on Wheels is by attending this benefit whose proceeds go to helping feed the elderly. The Young Professionals Committee has curated a selection of local chefs and food trucks to participate in this giant food event inside a Williamsburg warehouse. Great sommelier-chosen wines and craft cocktails will also be available.
Brooklyn's Brewing History Trolley Tour / Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 2:00-4:00pm
We know too well how much beer history is hidden around Brooklyn. We give an entire tour about it. But you can get even deeper into the history on this special trolley ride around Greenwood Cemetery. They'll explore many of Brooklyn's beer connections along with stories of baseball, immigration, and industry. You'll also get to visit the final resting place of major historic beer players like Joseph Fallart, Jacob Ruppert, and Otto Huber.
We know too well how much beer history is hidden around Brooklyn. We give an entire tour about it. But you can get even deeper into the history on this special trolley ride around Greenwood Cemetery. They'll explore many of Brooklyn's beer connections along with stories of baseball, immigration, and industry. You'll also get to visit the final resting place of major historic beer players like Joseph Fallart, Jacob Ruppert, and Otto Huber.