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September 7-10, 2023
A delicious culinary event returns for its fourth year in Asheville! Chow Chow Food Festival will return to its inaugural long weekend format in the heart of downtown at Pack Square Park. This immersive event will feature a mix of dinners, workshops, performances, tastings, talks, and demonstrations that take place across the city of Asheville. Meet and connect with the makers and collaborators who nourish, nurture, and create in our Appalachian Mountains. (Feature photo: Stephan Pruitt Photography)
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The 2023 series will bring together nationally and locally recognized chefs, farmers, millers, bakers, artists, brewers, professional beverage makers, and more. Ticket Sales from Chow Chow directly support the Asheville community.
Photo courtesy of Stephan Pruitt Photography
Guests can enjoy immersive experiences celebrating the unique culinary style of Southern Appalachia through tastings, tapas, flights, dinners, and more. You can also take part in educational experiences in the form of classes, workshops, and demos. See below for a line-up of events.
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Chow Chow 2023 Schedule of Events (Check back for a line up of events in April!)
Tickets go on sale in April! Go to the Chow Chow website for event details and to purchase tickets.
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Asheville was named “New Top City for Wine in the United States” by The Travel Channel. The area receives many accolades for innovative and local food. Southern Living has listed Asheville among the “Tastiest Towns in the South.”
Why call it Chow Chow? It's a pickled relish popular in southern Appalachia, is a resourceful condiment whose ingredients vary from family to family and region to region. Often prepared in the warmer months, a mix of vegetables is chopped, combined, and preserved. By the time cold weather hits, all of the ingredients have come together to create something better than the sum of its parts. Universally, chow can mean ‘to eat’—joyfully, without abandon, and in good company.
