FEATURING: Chef Justin Langer of Table & Hearth
A coalescence of Valentine's and love of water and conscious farming, as winter yields to Florida spring. Fresh Water is a themed dinner benefitting Florida Springs Institute and highlighting the profound necessity of Florida's aquifer, lakes, rivers and fresh water springs. Cheers!
COVID info:
The entire event will take place outdoors, including bar & restroom facilities. Masks are encouraged for restroom use and close proximity situations, such as the farm tour, however, masks are not required. Guests will be seated in tables of 6, and all plates and drinks will be individually served. All guests are more than welcome to bring and remain masked during any time at the event.
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Dinners are a set menu designed by our guest Chefs and excite flexible, adventurous eaters. If you or someone in your party has individual dietary needs, please email us at [email protected] upon purchasing tickets so that we can work to accommodate your request. While most dietary needs can be accommodated, please understand that heavy restrictions may be difficult to fulfill.
We proudly serve brew from our local craft breweries and certified organic/biodynamic wine. For the safety of our guests, we suggest that you either arrange for a designated driver within your party, or plan for a driving service to get you home safely.
This event is hosted on a working farm. Please dress according to the weather and wear proper footwear; we suggest flat shoes or boots.
Dinner Tickets include all non-alcoholic beverages, alcoholic beverages, a farm tour, dinner, and all gratuities. They make a perfect anniversary gift, birthday present, romantic date, familly or group occasion or destination dinner.
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This season we are thrilled to give back to our community directly by humbly donating 10% of ticket proceeds of each dinner to a local non-profit partner. Each partner is facilitating real and inspiring change in our community through land and animal stewardship and preservation, protection and restoration, environmental and climate awareness, social justice and equity, and more. We have an incredible amount of change-makers living amongst us all here in Alachua County.