- Marketplace
- Victory Garden
- Food for Thought
- Taste Pavilions
- Taste Workshops
- Green Kitchen
- Changemakers Day
- Slow Food Rocks
- Slow Arts
- Slow Dinners
- Slow Journeys
- Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science
- Mysterious Bolinas
- Davis’s Local Food for Local Schools
- Gems of Marin
- Half Moon Bay Coastal Pleasures
- The Bounty of the Russian River
- Mendocino County: America’s Greenest Wine Region
- Marin Creameries
- Merced Grass Based Dairies with Joel Salatin
- Slow Journey to Alemany Farm
- Slow Hikes
- Food Declaration
- Youth Food Movement
- National Congress
- Book Signings
- Conferences
- Co-Hosted Programs
Slow Food Nation 2008
Over 85,000 people participated in a range of events at San Francisco’s Civic Center, Fort Mason Center and in venues across the Bay Area. Browse the sidebar on the left to see what took place, or check out some of the highlights:
-
Taste Pavilions
The Taste Pavilions showcased good, clean and fair food from America’s best food artisans.
-
Marketplace
Community and cuisine attracted 65,000 people to the Marketplace, where a farmers’ market and urban garden set the stage for talking about how we eat.
-
Victory Garden
Inspired by the self-sufficiency campaigns of World War II America, the Slow Food Nation Victory Garden was a living testament - right in front of San Francisco City Hall - to a strong community’s ability to feed and support itself.
-
Food for Thought
The Food for Thought speaker series convened leaders in food, health, environmentalism and social justice for teaching, discussion and calls to action.
-
Slow Food Rocks
A superstar lineup kept the crowd dancing at Slow Food Nation’s music festival.
Adobe Flash Player version 9 is required for display of this Spongecell widget.
Please install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player from Adobe.
If you have already installed Adobe Flash Player version 9, please make sure that your browser supports javascript.