THE MUSIC AND FOOD EVENT OF THE fall
Tunes and Spoons
POSTPONED
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Klotz farm, wakefield Quebec
EXPERIENCE BACK-TO-NATURE FUN AND FOOD WHILE SUPPORTING COMMUNITY
Rockstars, chefs, and
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From 2019:
What could be better? Kathleen Edwards performing, 11 local chefs cooking, craft beer and Ontario wine flowing, all in support of our community. Tunes and Spoons promises to be the food event of the fall, with an aim to raise funds to support local, organic, sustainable farms to get their fresh food into the hands of those who need it most - people in our community who are experiencing food insecurity. All funds raised will be split between six local farms, each one asked specifically to grow a particular crop which will then be supplied to the Rideau Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre, (RRCRC) for distribution to their food cupboard clients and through their MarketMobile initiative, and the Parkdale Food Centre. |
EXPLORE THE GROUNDS
Klotz Farm
Tunes and Spoons will take place at the stunning 85-acre farm of Hattie and Chris Klotz,
160 Woods Road, Farrellton, Quebec.
35 minutes by car from Sussex Drive in Ottawa, and just 10 minutes to the north of Wakefield village.
There’s a beautiful century-old barn on site with incredible acoustics!
Come and experience the music of celebrated Ottawa musician Kathleen Edwards
Gates open at 4:30p.m., Parking will be available in a large field, on-site with a short walk to the food and music venue. However, ticket holders are welcome to wander the land, meet the bees, inspect the vegetable garden, fly a kite, talk to the horses or simply find a quiet spot to sit and enjoy the majestic views and sunset.
160 Woods Road, Farrellton, Quebec.
35 minutes by car from Sussex Drive in Ottawa, and just 10 minutes to the north of Wakefield village.
There’s a beautiful century-old barn on site with incredible acoustics!
Come and experience the music of celebrated Ottawa musician Kathleen Edwards
Gates open at 4:30p.m., Parking will be available in a large field, on-site with a short walk to the food and music venue. However, ticket holders are welcome to wander the land, meet the bees, inspect the vegetable garden, fly a kite, talk to the horses or simply find a quiet spot to sit and enjoy the majestic views and sunset.
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