Garden at Dusk Dinner with Kitchenistas & Chef Raymundo from Quixote
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Join us for the first Garden at Dusk Dinner of the year at Olivewood Gardens, a unique San Diego farm-to-table dinner event set beneath the stars. This special evening features an exciting collaboration between Olivewood Gardens and a local Chef, who will create a garden-inspired menu showcasing seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and their distinct culinary talents. Guests will enjoy a beautiful outdoor dining experience with curated beverages and live music to be announced soon. Tickets are limited and expected to sell out—purchase yours today for this unforgettable garden dinner experience.
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Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center
Mission: Inspire youth and adults to be healthy and active citizens through organic gardening, environmental education, and nutrition education. Vision: A community free of diet-related health conditions and a thriving environment. Core Values: Equity – Inclusive and culturally responsive, we are committed to acting with respect, openness, and a desire to understand, value, and support our community. Integrity – Guided by honesty, loyalty, and a commitment to confidentiality, Olivewood Gardens is responsive and respectful to the needs of all our program participants, guests, volunteers, donors and staff. We pride ourselves in doing what we say we are going to do and creating a safe space for our community Transformative – Using innovation and data-driven approaches, Olivewood’s activities create deep, impactful, and sustainable change Community – Olivewood welcomes all residents of National City, south San Diego and beyond. Our kitchen and garden are inclusive to all, and reflect the warmth of the community we serve. Health – Olivewood’s programs are centered on wellness and health. We serve as a resource for people looking to live a healthier lifestyle. Olivewood’s purpose is to build healthy families and a healthy environment. We work with children, families and adults through hands on classes in the garden and the kitchen.
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