Vale, NC – Join us for a Sweet Hart Pioneer Dinner. A one-of-a-kind dinner experience! Using a traditional 1800s cookbook, Chef Ben Sullivan has crafted a four-course dinner that embraces our ancestral roots with an upscale, modern twist.
This event will showcase traditional fiber artisans and two of Hart Square Village’s priority historic restoration projects, the preservation of the Barger Weaving House, circa 1859, and the Punch-Seitz House, circa 1840.
Artisans will demonstrate everything from spinning, to tatting, to weaving. A silent auction will take place featuring items crafted by our artisans: pottery, fiber arts, blacksmith ironworks, and more.
A welcome drink will be provided to you upon arrival, and a cash bar will be available throughout the event.
**The menu for this event is set in advance; we cannot accommodate any dietary restrictions or allergies.
About Chef, Benjamin Sullivan
Graduating Summa Cum Laude from Johnson & Wales University, Ben has over 20 years experience in the restaurant industry. He has worked extensively throughout the Southeast including owning his own award winning restaurant, Vintage 301.Ben currently resides in Hickory where he spends time with his wife and animals. Ben is an active member in his community working with the Hickory Farmers Market, the Greater Hickory Christian Cooperative Ministries, and his own community kitchen, The Underground Table, to strengthen his community and the local food chain.
The dinner will be located at Hart Square, Sigmon Family Education Center, 5055 Hope Road, Vale, NC.
Reserve tickets at https://www.hartsquare.com/events/sweet-hart-pioneer-dinner-feb-18
