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Join us in our 5th Annual Edible Austin Eat Drink Local Week, Austin’s premier local food event, celebrating local seasonal food and foodmakers in Central Texas and raising money for Urban Roots and Sustainable Food Center, Saturday Dec. 3 – Saturday Dec. 10.
Click here for an updated listing of participating restaurants featuring a locally source entree on their menus during the week. Click here for details about exciting events scheduled throughout the week! Event tickets, incuding VIP tickets, are available now!
New this year! Online Chef Dinner Auction kicks off 2011 Edible Austin Eat Drink Local Week—Start Your Bidding Now!
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to bring one of these celebrity chefs into your home or private venue for an unforgettable culinary experience for eight guests. Join us in making this first-ever fundraising component of our Edible Austin Eat Drink Local Week, benefitting local food nonprofits, Urban Roots and Sustainable Food Center a big success! Help us spread the word with #eatdrink11. Click here for dinner details and access.
About Edible Austin Eat Drink Local Week:
• Raises awareness of the bounty of products grown in our region
• Drives customers to restaurants and other businesses supporting local food and drink
• Raises funds for local nonprofits Urban Roots and Sustainable Food Center
Sustainable Food Center (SFC) cultivates a healthy community by strengthening the local food system and improving access to nutritious, affordable food—envisioning a food-secure community where all children and adults grow, share and prepare healthy local food. In addition to producing three of the area’s largest farmers markets, SFC’s programs include Grow Local, Farm Direct, The Happy Kitchen and Sprouting Healthy Kids.
Urban Roots is a youth development program that uses sustainable agriculture as a means to transform the lives of young people and increase access to healthy food in Austin.
Thanks to our Sponsors
   
   
   
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