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You are here: Home / News & Announcements / Come join Slow Food Asheville on Sunday, October 23rd in Polk County for a Fall Harvest Potluck!

Come join Slow Food Asheville on Sunday, October 23rd in Polk County for a Fall Harvest Potluck!

October 16, 2011 by bobbowles

We are celebrating National Food Day and starting a new sub-chapter of Slow Food in Polk County, so we need your help to show what Slow Food is all about.

You are welcome to head out there as early as 2:00 and have a tour of the farm, and then we will be eating and mingling from about 4:00-6:00.  Lee and April Mink will be our hosts at the farm, and may answer any farming questions you have as you tour their farm.

Local meats, beer, wine, and water will be provided and we are asking everyone to bring a side dish to share.

Bring your friends, lawn chairs, a cup, plate, and utensils,  we will also have paper/plastic dinner ware in case you forget.

A group of people will meet at Westgate Earthfare (out in front of the store) and carpool around 1:30 so you are welcome to meet there and save some gas!!

This is a free event, but donations are greatly appreciated.  All donations will help get Polk County on their feet and start their new sub-chapter.

Please RSVP with Nan Kramer at (704) 562.2828 or at nsrkramer@gmail.com

Directions as follows:
From Asheville
I-26 south toward Spartanburg
Take the US 74 exit, Exit #67, toward NC 108/Columbus/Rutherfordton       0.3 mi.
Merge onto US 74E                                                                                       1.7 miles
Take the NC-108 exit, Exit #163 toward Columbus/Mill Spring                     0.2 miles
Turn LEFT onto NC 108                                                                                2.8 miles
Turn LEFT onto Wolverine Trail                                                                    0.6 miles
(Wolverine Trail is 0.7 miles past Ritchie Lane, If fyou reach Fox Mountain Road on your right you’ve gone 0.2 miles too far)
Turn LEFT onto Silver Creek Road                                                              4.9 miles
Turn Left onto Palmer Road                                                                         1.8 miles
Go through guard gate
1835 Palmer Road is first house on LEFT, old curving stone walls at driving entrance  0.2 miles

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