The Nosh Pit Edible Gift Guide 2010

Edible Gift Guide Idea #8: Michael Pollan Lecture and Benefit Dinner

What Seattle foodie wouldn’t want to have dinner with Michael Pollan?

By Jessica Voelker December 7, 2010

Michael Pollan and his glasses come to town on January 15.

Category Various ($25-$250)
Best for Literate foodies

I have to say, it does seem like Michael Pollan comes to town a lot. I guess he knows his audience. We are a city of local-leaning foodies who love a good lecture.

So I am fairly certain that there is someone on your list who wants tickets to see Pollan on January 15 at Seattle Symphony. Those tickets start at $25.

But if you want to really get your favorite foodie going, opt for the Premium Seating option. The $250 price buys a space in the first four rows as well as a space at a post-lecture dinner with the Pollanator himself—a multi-course, locally sourced feast with courses cooked by some very good Chefs: Tamara Murphy (Elliott Bay Cafe), Christine Keff (Flying Fish), Holly Smith (Cafe Juanita), and Maria Hines (Tilth). Each course comes with a wine pairing.

The dinner benefits the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance, $130 of the price is tax deductible.

More info here.

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