Rhizospehre: a Farm-to-Table Dinner  at Marble House Project

Marble House Project

Special multi-course meal with culinary artists Edible Affairs, chamber music performances by Kinhaven and Trillium Quartet.

JOIN US AT MARBLE HOUSE OF A ONE-OF-KIND CULINARY AND MUSIC EXPERIENCE.Rhizosphere: A Farm-to-Table Dinner with Edible Affairs and Chamber Music by KinhavenOn October 24th, Marble House Project will host a unique farm-to-table dinner with culinary artists Edible Affairs (Jamie Cheung and Natalie Cappellini). Brooklyn-based Edible Affairs is an event planning studio known for its imaginative dinner parties and experimental themes—they always like to add a little twist.This time, the twist will feature a special performance by students and faculty from the <a href="https://kinhaven.org/semester-program/" title="https://kinhaven.org/semester-program/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Kinhaven Semester Program</a>—the nation’s first and only semester boarding school for high school musicians—presented in collaboration with Burr &amp; Burton Academy. Based on Kinhaven’s 31-acre campus in the mountains of Weston, Vermont, the program is home to the <a href="https://trilliumstringquartet.com/" title="https://trilliumstringquartet.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Trillium String Quartet</a>, who will perform alongside students in a selection of chamber works designed to complement each course crafted by Edible Affairs.Marble House Project is an artist residency program in Dorset, Vermont. It is one of the only residencies in the world that suppports culinary artists. Our intimate farm-to-table dinners offer the public a rare chance to taste their cutting-edge creations. Set in our beautiful barn and fueled by fresh garden harvests, these seasonal meals are not to be missed.