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MOSCOW 57 POPS UP
In the Cooking School
Slightly to the Left of the Silk Road
2 to 5 p.m.
Chef Seth Goldman will excite the senses of taste and smell. With an appearance by Faith Stewart-Gordon, Russian Tea Room owner, 1967 to 1996. Learn to make great summer dishes using flavors from Russia, Georgia and Central Asia: rose petals, tarragon, marigolds, sumac and pomegranates in this demonstration cooking class. $90. Click here to register for the class.
Cabaret Night
Blini Blues
7:30 p.m.
A gutsy hybrid of blues, jazz, rock and folk. Ellen Kaye, vocalist, with Ethan Fein and the M57 Band. Benjamin Franklin Brown, bass and Giomar Cepeda, drums. Includes Wine and Lite Bite Zakuski from Chef Seth Goldman and the Silo Cooking School. To benefit Hunt Hill Farm Trust. Reservations Required. $35 per person. Patrons: $100. Click here to purchase tickets.
IN THE GALLERY
Through July 7
Pictured above:
(Left) Clemance Gregory, Vernal Equinox;
(Right, Top) Helen Cantrell, Vermont Summer;
(Right, Bottom) Jennifer Sabella, Flypaper Fall.
What's New at The Silo
2013 Cooking Classes
June 22 - Real BBQ: Low and Slow
June 29 - Slightly to the Left of the Silk Road
July 13 - It's a Party - Apps for Everyone
July 14 - The Best Thai Food Ever
July 20 - Grilling Surf & Turf Spanish Style
July 21 - Summer Alfresco in Italy
August 10 - Mexican Fiesta Summer's Night
Click here to see the newest listings.
Check back often to see more classes as they are added.
Join us for performances in our Silo Center. Music, lite bites and wine. Doors Open at 7. Showtime: 7:30 p.m. Click on each show to purchase tickets.
Sat., June 29 - Ellen Kaye/Moscow 57 Band
BLINI BLUES
Sat., July 27 - Sari Max and Daryl Sherman
NOISY JOY TO THE BONEHOUSE BLUES!
Recent Events
Hunt Hill Farm Trust is proud to be an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution.
Featured Story
“How We Got Here”
– an excerpt from the introduction to Ruth & Skitch Henderson’s Seasons in the Country, 1990.
We did not go looking for Hunt Hill Farm – it looked for us. In 1967 we were both immersed in a busy urban life. Skitch, as Musical Director of NBC, appeared nightly on the Tonight Show, which taped in New York in those days. Ruth was chairwoman of Friends of City Center and an active fund-raiser and drum-beater for the arts. We had just opened a restaurant, Daly’s Dandelion...
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