Slow Food NYC

When you hear “Fair Trade” do you think of expensive coffee and skin care products? The Fair Trade standard is actually a complex tapestry of values and priorities that apply to products ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to wine and spirits. Jo...

The Slow Food NYC monthly Happy Hour! It’s fun, social, and informal. But it’s also your opportunity to talk to the leadership of Slow Food NYC and let us know what you think. Got a great idea for an event? Looking for ways to get involved? Want to learn more about Slow Food? Ju...

We’re having a special installment of our monthly Slur to focus on the future of Slow Food NYC. ...

It’s time to refresh our crew once again! We are entirely volunteer organization but an active one. We call on you to nominate yourself or another worthy member to join the Committee. To make a nomination go to slowfoodnyc.wufoo.com/forms/2009-elections. ...

Looking for a little bite of something good, clean and fair? Check out the Slow Food NYC Snail of Approval website to find out what’s local, sustainable and delicious in the Big Apple. ...

You’ve Asked for It! And now You’ve Got It! Open Forum for Slow Food NYC Members All members are invited to come to an open Slow Food NYC meeting. Learn about the programs we run and the many opportunities for you to get involved. Make your voice heard. Sh...

Nina Planck changed the way we eat by defending old-fashioned foods, like butter, in her ground-breaking book, “Real Food”. Then she got pregnant. N...

Three Great Winemakers, Nine Exciting Wines…join James Christopher Tracy of Channing Daughters, Kareem Massoud of Paumanok Vineyards, and Roman Roth of Wolffer Estate as they escort you on a personal taste tour of their East End vineyards and wineries. ...

The Slur is an opportunity to meet, chat, discuss, and share happy hour with other Slow-minded folks at Slow bars & restaurants...

Over 50 Restaurants, Over 25 Nations Represented New York, NY (March 17, 2009) – The second annual Village Voice “Choice Eats” tasting event is now officially sold out. The...

By Virginie Delavaud “Joie de vivre” is a quintessential part of the French way of life; especially when it comes to food. It means fully indulging in the pleasure of something while appreciating that enjoyment itself is a gift. As...

CENYC’s Plant Sale is all about providing a place for NYC open space projects to buy plants at wholesale cost from Long Island farmers.  We get in touch with the farmers, put together a list of plants, herbs, and vegetables that do well in the city, and organize distribution at a community ga...