Set a Plate for Revival at 4th Annual Decatur’s Dinner Party in the Historic Decatur Cemetery September 24

Join Revival executive chef Andreas Müller at Decatur’s Dinner Party and dine on farm-raised food and local produce in the company of some of Decatur’s legendary citizens at the historic Decatur Cemetery. Organized by the City of Decatur and Global Growers Network, Decatur’s Dinner Party has put down roots at the cemetery over the past four years and sprouts up again this fall on Saturday, September 24 from 6-10 p.m. Müller and other talented Decatur chefs are fixing the victuals for guests to savor along with a flow of craft cocktails, local beer and superb wine. This dinner party is all about the food – Atlanta Community Food Bank director Bill Bolling is honorary chair and the event benefits the Global Growers Network and Decatur’s Kitchen Garden. Silent and live auction proceeds add to the kitty. Buy tickets at www.globalgrowers.org, $150 each (plus online service fee).

Revival’s Andreas Müller Among Chefs Piling it On at Decatur’s Dinner Party in the Historic Decatur Cemetery September 19

Those seeking an unusual place to sup on Saturday, September 19 will dig feasting at Decatur’s Dinner Party in the historic Decatur Cemetery. Andreas Müller of Revival is among the posse of Decatur’s star chefs and local, organic farmers gathering to set forth a multi-course, family style meal rich with Global Growers produce. Guests will enjoy handcrafted cocktails, locally crafted beer and a superb wine selection at the third-annual dinner, and they’ll be able to shop silent and live auctions for one-of-a-kind experiences and gifts. Nonprofit Global Growers reaps all proceeds to direct toward creating opportunities in sustainable agriculture, training farmers and providing economic opportunities. Decatur’s Kitchen Garden and Umurima (Burundi Women’s Farm) are two such projects. History buffs should note that one section of the peaceful, 54-acre cemetery dates back to 1823 and is included in the National Register of Historic Places. Click here for the dirt on buying tickets for the 6-10 p.m. event; $150 per person or $1,200 to reserve a table for eight guests.