The Local Food Project at Airlie is again sponsoring the Local Food Film Series this summer at the Letelier Theater in Georgetown. The LFP works with Washington, DC-based organizations to screen thought-provoking and inspiring films that encourage viewers to dig deeper into the local food movement. These fun and casual events bring together local food fans of all backgrounds to get to know one another, enjoy delicious food and wine, and support community organizations working for local food.

For more information, contact Brynn Slate at bslate@airlie.org.

June 18, 6:15 p.m.
"Sustainable Table: What’s on Your Plate?"
"Nora!"
Hosted by FRESHFARM Markets
$20
Purchase tickets

July 9, 6:30 p.m.
Culinary Heritage: “A Love Supreme”—architect Nilesh Patel's charming homage to his mother and her homemade samosas
Food, Memory, Love, Loss: “We Are What We Lost”—gorgeous Serbian short film about the power of food as a one of the ties that bind us to each other
Farm to Table: “Eat at Bill’s”—Lisa Brenneis' (grower of Pixie Tangerine in Ojai, CA) delightful portrait of an eclectic produce market in Berkeley
Hosted by Food Muse Media and Through the Kitchen Door
$20
To register, send an email to Marsha@FoodMuseMedia.com by July 5

August 27, 6:30 p.m.
“Food Justice: A Growing Movement”
"A Community of Gardeners"—a special 30-minute work-in-progress screening of this new film exploring the vital role of seven urban community gardens in Washington, D.C.
Q & A with the filmmaker, Cintia Cabib
Arrive at 6:30 p.m. for local light fare and drinks, accompanied by live music
Program and screenings at 7:30
Hosted by Neighborhood Farm Initiative
$15
Details and tickets available online (with a small surcharge)
Cash or check accepted at the door, if seats are still available