Feast on the Farm with Chef Nicholas Leiss: An Ask Me Anything Dinner

Feast on the Farm with Chef Nicholas Leiss: An Ask Me Anything Dinner

Savor the best of Hilltop Farm prepared by celebrated Hudson Valley Chef Nicholas Leiss with an intimate dinner designed to build community

By Catskill Wagyu at Hilltop Farm

Date and time

Sunday, July 14 · 5 - 9:30pm EDT

Location

2739 Lucas Turnpike

2739 Lucas Turnpike Accord, NY 12404

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About this event

  • 4 hours 30 minutes

Join Hudson Valley chef Nicholas Leiss for a farm-to-table feast made from hyper-local ingredients, including beef, chicken, eggs and more from Hilltop Farm. Sip cocktails while savoring the panoramic Catskills and Shawangunks views, then sit down to this special five course meal while Inside+Out provides conversation starters sure to build connection and community! We look forward to hosting this celebration of spring by sharing all the delicious bounty of the Rondout Valley, all prepared by this talented chef.

Frequently asked questions

What should we wear?

This is an on-farm event, with some walking necessary. Please wear comfortable shoes, as you will be standing on grass for part of the evening. Attire is as casual or fancy as you desire, as long as you are comfortable and leave room for lots of eating!

Where should we park?

Please carpool with guests you know are attending if you are able. We will have a parking guide who will show you where to park. When you arrive, please stay to the right at the fork in the driveway, and you will see the attendant near the chicken coop!

Should we arrive early?

Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes early. Weather permitting, there will be a hayride to your cocktail service, which begins promptly at 5:00. Dinner follows at 6:00 pm.

Organized by

Catskill Wagyu at Hilltop Farm

Catskill Wagyu at Hilltop Farm is a small family farm in New York's Hudson Valley. We raise purebred Wagyu beef, American Bresse chickens for meat and eggs, and love sharing our farm life with our community. We celebrate the bounty of our farm by holding occasional farm dinners. Our mission is simple: to illustrate by word and deed the critical importance of small farms to their surrounding communities.