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The Full 2018 Program (PDF Version) WOLFVILLE • KENTVILLE • KINGS CO. OCTOBER 23-28, 2018 DevourFest.com #EatItUp Eat your vegetables! SEA Eat your vegetables! SEA 1 902 468 2840 • [email protected] WOLFVILLE EVENT MAP Devour! Kentville Sip & Savour WESTWOOD AVE. ACADIA MAIN ST. UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITYCROWELL DR. AVE. Denton Opening Night Wolfville Hall Gala Reception Farmers’ Market Chowder Smackdown HORTON AVE. Troy Restaurant Devour! Festival Lounge & Box Office ELM AVE. Al Whittle Theatre HIGHLAND AVE. Tasting Tours Pick-Up & Studio LINDEN AVE. Robie Tufts Park CENTRAL AVE.FRONT ST. SUMMER ST. SUMMER HARBOURSIDE DR. MAIN ST. GASPEREAU AVE. Benjamin Bridge Lightfoot & WOLFVILLE Wolfville Winery G Church Brewing L O Company O S C A P SEAVIEW AVE. T R A I 101 L 1 Le Caveau Restaurant 1 ESSENTIALS SCHEDULE 1 Venues and Locations Map 4 Introduction 6 Box Office Information 8 Our Sponsors 10 Greetings 13 Opening Gala Reception presented by Taste of Nova Scotia 14 Opening Gala Film Featuring Jiro Dreams of Sushi 16 Opening Gala Post Party 18 Scotiabank Big Picture Program 18 Tue/Wed, Oct. 23/24 Schedule 22 Devour! The Bounty of Kings County Experiential Tasting Tours 29 Devour! Kentville: Sip & Savour 30 Taste of Nova Scotia Awards 31 Devour! Street Food Party 32 Industry Happy Hours 33 Celebrity Chef Dinners 34 The Deep Dish: A Party for Chicago 36 Devour! Spotlight Gala Party 40 Devour! Cocktail Pop-Up Party 42 Devour! Chowder Smackdown 42 Devour! Down Home Lobster Supper 44 Devour! The Grills 45 Festival Schedules 49 The Mayor’s Bike Ride for Devour! 50 Devour! Golden Tine Awards Brunch 52 The Great Devour! Chicken Dinner & Volunteer Appreciation Party 54 Thursday, October 25 62 Friday, October 26 71 Saturday, October 27 80 Sunday, October 28 82 Closing Gala Films 84 Participating Chefs & Guests 92 Thank yous 92 Film Index 2 Cheers Wolfville! You continue to rollout the welcome mat for visitors around the world. Thank you to the filmmakers, chefs, farmers, and volunteers that make DEVOUR! Food Film Festival a must-see experience in our Province. 3 ESSENTIALS DEVOUR! THE FILM FOOD FEST Devour! The Food Film Fest is a transfor- industry and hospitable community with a mative food and film experience combin- longstanding farm-to-table ethos. ing cinematic excellence with extraordinary Devour! aims to inspire people to think gastronomic activities. The annual six-day differently about food and create a deeper festival hosts 100+ events, celebrated film- connection to it. The festival’s finely curated makers and high-profile chefs from around program provides unforgettable original the globe. experiences, from cooking demos and inter- Devour! takes place in Wolfville, Kings active sessions with high-profile guests, to County, the agricultural heartland of Nova foraging adventures, film and photography Scotia. The region is home to a thriving wine workshops and more. Devour! Board & Staff Devour! Staff Jason Lynch, Culinary Coordinator Michael Howell, Executive Director Peter Jackson, Facilities Coordinator Lia Rinaldo, Managing Director David Jones, Event Development Consultant Beatrice Stutz, FOH & Beverage Coordinator Devour! Board Alissa MacLean, Travel & Housing Coordinator Anna Maria Jachimowicz, Culinary Logistics Roma Dingwell - Chair Jill Chappell, Marketing & Communications Gordon Whittaker - Vice Chair Lia Hennigar, Devour! Corporate & VIP Relations John Swain - Treasurer Jill Delaney, Volunteer Coordinator Bob Book Warren Young, Technical Coordinator - Theatres Lindsay Cameron-Wilson Terra Tailleur, Program Editor Renée Fournier Jason Mullen, Transport Coordinator Ted Grant Megan Halliburton, Print Traffic Coordinator Darrell Johnston Andrew Donovan, Festival Photographer Crissie Brenton, Festival Photographer Devour! Advisory Panel Julé Malet-Veale, Festival Photographer Charles Bishop Dave Culligan, Festival Videographer Bob Blumer Gavin Hatheway, Festival Videographer Sheri Elwood Chris Bauer, Dr. Devour! Gary Meyer Teresa Rooney, Accountant Bill Niven Spectacle Group, Creative Agency Jason Priestley Holmes PR, PR Agency Lucy Waverman Ticketpro Atlantic, Festival Box Office 4 ESSENTIALS ESSENTIALS DEVOUR! THE FILM FOOD FEST Devour! Staff 5 ESSENTIALS BOX OFFICE INFORMATION HOURS OF MAIN BOX OFFICE NEW!! Devour! Festival Lounge, Box Office & Retail Shop is now located in the Wilsons Home Heating Pavilion at Troy Restaurant, 12 Elm Avenue, Wolfville Devour! Satellite Box Offices - Prior to main film & event programming in the lobby of the Al Whittle Theatre, 450 Main Street, Wolfville, and at the door of selected event locations Tuesday, October 23 9:00AM-5:00PM Wednesday, October 24 9:00AM-5:00PM - Opening Day* Thursday, October 25 9:00AM-9:00PM Friday, October 26 9:00AM-9:00PM Saturday, October 27 9:00AM-9:00PM Sunday, October 28 10:00AM-7:00PM *Additional Opening Night Satellite Box Office Hours on Opening Night- October 24 Fountain Commons, Acadia University, 26 Crowell Drive 5:00PM-7:00PM (Public Doors 5:30PM). FILMS Now that you’ve had a taste, Regular Film $15 Seniors & Students $12 come back for seconds. Scotiabank Big Picture School Program $5 Imagine building your dream life, career, WORKSHOPS or business here. To learn more about our Regular Workshop $30 full menu of tempting options, contact us at The Valley. For details on pricing for all individual Dinners, Events, Parties, Lunches & Workshops, please visit our website at www.devourfest.com/program. Visit our website for a variety of pass and package options – VIP passes, film wristbands, $3 films for $30, day passes, day trip passes and the Devour! Express! individual tickets for festival screenings and events are on sale online at www.devourfest.com/program and www.ticketpro.ca. Tickets are available by phone at 1-888-311-9090. Tickets are also available at all Ticketpro outlets in Nova Scotia, including Cochrane’s Pharmasave (442 Main Street, Wolfville), Wilson’s Pharmasave (100 Station Lane, Kentville) and Alderney Landing Theatre (2 Ochterloney Street, Dartmouth). Please note that Ticketpro outlets accept cash or debit only. For hours of operation, visit: www.devourfest.com. the REGIONAL ENTERPRISE NETWORK 6 www.valleyren.com 902-678-2200 ESSENTIALS Now that you’ve had a taste, come back for seconds. Imagine building your dream life, career, or business here. To learn more about our full menu of tempting options, contact us at The Valley. the REGIONAL ENTERPRISE NETWORK www.valleyren.com 7 902-678-2200 ESSENTIALS Festival Patrons Founding Partner Anne Campbell & John Lindsay Slow Food Nova Scotia Official Media Partner Designated Charities of Choice Wolfville & Regional Food Banks Platinum Partners Gold Partners Mud Creek Wolfville 8 Silver Partners ESSENTIALS Chicken Farmers of Nova Scotia Bronze Partners - Official EGGFARMERS of NOVA SCOTIA Bronze Partners - Suppliers • Acadian Seaplants • FD Wild Foods • Pork NS • L’Acadie Vineyards • George Brown College • Screen NS • Advanced Systems • Grape Escapes Wine Tours • Sea-Hawgs • AFCOOP • Hardware Gallery • Sober Island Oysters • Afishionado Fishmongers • International Culinary Center • Sophienwald • Al Whittle Theatre • King of Donair • Spa Springs • L’Arche Homefires • Kings County Museum • Steinhart Distillery • Annapolis Cider Company • Kings Produce • Sustainable Blue • Barrelling Tide Distillery • KWT Global • TapRoot Farms • BFL CANADA Risk and • Louisbourg Seafoods • threesixfive media Insurance Inc • Mercator Vineyards • Ticketpro • Bicycle Nova Scotia • Merit Travel • Troy Restaurant • Bishop & Company Chartered • Monarch Brokers Limited • Uncommon Common Art Professional Accountants Inc • Noggins Farm Market • Victoria’s Inn • Church Brewing Company • Nova Scotia Community College • Wayfarer’s Ale Society • The Clever Barkeep • Nova Scotian Crystal • We’re Outside • Commercial Tent • Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts • Wolfville & District Lion’s Club • Compass Distillery • Planters Ridge • Wolfville Farmers Market • David Jones Associates 9 ESSENTIALS Welcome - ACOA Welcome - Nova Scotia Department The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic of Communities, Culture Development and Minister Responsible for & Heritage the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Message from the Minister Devour! The Food Film Fest celebrates the top tier of Nova Scotia’s culinary tourism. On behalf of the Nova Scotia Department of A feast of sensory experiences, the festival Communities, Culture and Heritage, it is my builds and supports cultural exchange while pleasure to welcome you to the 2018 edition creating export opportunities. Devour! enter- of Devour! The Food Film Fest. tains and educates through the lens of food, helping Canadians and visitors better appre- Devour! offers a unique blend of cinema, ciate and understand each other through the food and wine culture and celebrates our universal language of food. province’s rich heritage and diversity. It’s no surprise that the festival has grown into a must-see and taste experience for Nova L’honorable Navdeep Bains, ministre de l’In- Scotians and visitors alike. novation, des Sciences et du Développement économique et ministre responsable de Investing in events such as Devour! is a l’Agence de promotion économique du vital part of Nova Scotia’s Culture Action Canada atlantique Plan, which supports government’s mandate to contribute to the well-being and pros- Le Devour! The Food Film Fest célèbre le perity of Nova Scotia’s diverse and creative nec plus ultra du tourisme culinaire en communities through the promotion, devel- Nouvelle Écosse. Véritable fête
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