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October 21, 2019, Monday - Chefs for Change at People Serving People

Time: 7:00—9:00pm (tours begin at 6:30pm)

Location: People Serving People, 614 South 3rd Street

Chefs for Change: A Chef's Table Culinary Experience

Chefs for Change is a cooking demonstration and elegant dinner party with a purpose-helping families find their way home. It is hosted by a top executive chef from the Twin Cities.

Join this "chef's table "experience for 40-50 guests that includes a four or five course meal with wine pairing.
 
Local chefs donate the food and wine pairings for the meals. 100% of Chefs for Change dinner proceeds benefit programs that provide homeless children and their families with new opportunities for a healthy, stable family life.

October 21: The Lowry  The chef and crew of this urban Minneapolis diner will bring their classic American eats for a one-of-a-kind dinner experience.

RSVP or Questions:  email mevans@peopleservingpeople.org  or visit https://www.peopleservingpeople.org/events/chefs-for-change/