Minneapolis-St. Paul and Upper Midwest Food Magazine // Feasting on the Bounty of the Upper Midwest
Own an espresso machine? Try making one of @CHOW_com’s seasonal lattes, score a free happy hour beverage from the @BarbetteMpls / @BryantLakeBowl / @RedStagNE trifecta if you’re their Four Square mayor, @MSPMag links to Zimmern’s lemon pound cake recipe, @JamButter compares the way we cook today to 1985, and @France44Cheese hosts Colin of Rogue Chocolatier […]
MoreThe film FRESH — which “celebrates the farmers, thinkers, and business people across America who are re-inventing our food system” — will be screened at Bryant-Lake Bowl June 2 at 6:30pm, and followed up by a panel discussion. Looks like stimulating stuff. Tickets are $10, and available online.
MoreCafe Scientifique will be exploring the connection between bees and human health, including an intriguing research possibility relating to the treatment of HIV. Bryant Lake Bowl on Tuesday, Apr. 21, at 7pm. Tickets $5-10.
MoreThe winners of 2008’s 48 Hour Film Project are presenting Pee Your Pants Monthly at Bryant Lake Bowl on Apr. 9 — if you dig collaborative humor, it’s well worth the $7 ticket price. If you’re not already familiar with PYPM co-host Eric Nigg, check him out in Chuck Murray Knows.
MoreKim Bartmann, owner of Bryant-Lake Bowl, Cafe Barbette and Red Stag, is apparently dealing with “nonpayment of more than $100,000 in employment taxes.” [via Taylor Carik]
MoreOn Sunday, Mar. 29 from 3 to 4:30 PM Land Stewardship Project member/farmers will meet the public at Bryant Lake Bowl and share their stories from Slow Food International’s Terra Madre in Turin, Italy in Fall of 2008. No fee, but RSVP to Tom Taylor (ttaylor@ landstewardshipproject.org).
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