Slow Food Cincinnati is expanding its board of directors – and other ways to get involved. Stop by our Meet and Greet 5-7 p.m. on Friday, March 14, at Mellotone Beer Project in Over-the-Rhine.

Slow Grain baking lesson participants learn the right touch for grinding whole grains and forming loaves, with help from Ryan Morgan of El Camino Bakery.

It's time for you to get involved in the Slow Food movement in the U.S. September is our membership drive, so here's your chance!

Mom ‘n ‘Em and Urbana Cafe owners talked about their new “Slow Food-style” products at a Downtown educational event.

At Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association conference, Slow Food president finds fresh farming ideas and inspiration.

3rd graders learn about food production at a talk supported by Slow Food Cincinnati.

Taste 3 natural wines and bites from local producers at this event co-hosted by Taste on Elm in Ludlow, Ky., and Slow Food Cincinnati.

Join Slow Food Cincinnati on Dec. 6 for Terra Madre 2023 - a global celebration of good, clean and fair food. This year, Taste on Elm in Ludlow, Kentucky, is hosting the wine and tapas gathering.

I am passionate about agriculture, local food, sustainability and human health. I joined Slow Food because of its vision to help people access good, clean and fair food, as these principles encompass my passion.

Tony Ferrari, left, co-owner of Mom ‘n ‘em Coffee in Cincinnati, with Ohio farmer Jon Branstrator at an October 2023 Slow Grain Happy Hour. Jon taught the group about his heritage grain growing processes.

Slow Food Cincinnati board members have been volunteering at Rothenberg Rooftop School Garden in Over-the-Rhine. The nonprofit’s teachers have integrated experiential learning about gardening and food prep into the Cincinnati Public School’s K-6 curriculum.