Destination Dining - Helsinki x Harlem Nordic Fusion Dinner

Destination Dining - Helsinki x Harlem Nordic Fusion Dinner

Kota Alliance’s annual fundraising event, Destination Dining is back! Destination Dining - Helsinki x Harlem

By The Kota Alliance

Date and time

Thursday, June 13 · 6:30 - 9pm EDT

Location

Kota Alliance

43 Saint Nicholas Place New York, NY 10031

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About this event

  • 2 hours 30 minutes

Kota Alliance’s annual fundraising event, Destination Dining is back!


Destination Dining - Helsinki x Harlem presents some of the most talented chefs from

within the New Nordic culinary movement in the European Nordics teaming up with a

local super talent to create an unforgettable evening in a historical setting in Harlem.

Back for a second time around at Destination Dining, are the award-winning head chefs

and owners of restaurants 305 and Wellamo, Janne Keskevaari and Dani Hänninen from

Helsinki. Joining them is the celebrated Bronx-based chef Lana Lagomarsini, most

recently known for her appearance in season 1 of Netflix’s new show, the Pressure

Cooker.


The evening will start with cocktails and a small bite at 6:30 pm, followed by a sit-down

dinner. Tickets are priced at $250 with the possibility for an additional donation to be

made. Corporate sponsorships are welcome, from $2500 and up, please inquire at

jaana@kota-alliance.org. You can also help us invite some community members by

purchasing an extra ticket for $150.


A ticket includes a 6-course dinner created in collaboration between the chefs, and a

beverage pairing, including cocktails inspired by the Scandinavian summer designed by

internationally awarded bartender Daniel Woodward. Weather permitting, we will enjoy those

in our back patio.


Please let us know about any possible dietary restrictions and/or allergies at least one week before the dinner by emailing us at daniel@kota-alliance.org.


All proceeds from the event go towards Kota’s programming in health and wellness,

healing arts, and economic empowerment for women in our community.


Chefs of the event:

Please advise us about your dietary restrictions by email: daniel@kota-alliance.org

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

WHAT TO WEAR: Come as you are in whatever is most comfortable to you; a little festive, if you are able, always lifts the spirits!

COVID POLICY: Kota Alliance follows the NYC guidelines on keeping all of us safe and healthy. Vaccines are strongly encouraged. Masks are optional. Weather permitting, windows and doors are opened. Please stay home if you feel unwell for the protection of your own health and the health of the gathered community.

HOW TO GET THERE: Kota Alliance is located in the Sugar Hill neighborhood, at 43 St Nicholas Place near 152nd St. between the A/B/C/D 145th Station and C 155th Station, along the M3 bus line. Parking is very limited, with few street spots; the nearest paid lots are at 414 W 155th St and 457 W 150th St.

ACCESSIBILITY: Kota Alliance occupies a historic building, without wheelchair accessibility, with steps inside. (We are fundraising to fix this.)Steps up to the second floor are wide and have a railing for assistance. If needed, we can modify your seating to be on the first floor if it is not possible for you to access the second floor.

Frequently asked questions

Who to inform about my dietary restrictions?

Daniel Woodward by email: daniel@kota-alliance.org

Organized by

The Kota Alliance is an umbrella organization elevating collaboration across borders for women-centered nonprofits, social enterprises and entrepreneurs. We offer a hub where women can gather for community events and programs provided in collaboration with our local partners. By sharing ideas, networking, advocating, and working together, we advance gender equity and promote women’s empowerment, both locally and globally. In West Harlem, we focus on the needs of women and girls in the local community, and offer programs in digital and financial literacy, healing arts, and health and wellness.

From $150