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SUMMARY:Super Soups Contest for National Homemade Soup Day
DESCRIPTION:What is your favorite soup? Is it bean with ham or perhaps tomato bisque\, cheddar broccoli or chicken noodle? No matter your preference\, you’re invited to celebrate National Homemade Soup Day on Saturday\, February 4\, 2017 at The Homestead’s “Super Soups” contest. \nWhile homemade soup can be traced back to about 20\,000 BC\, the word “soup” likely comes from the French “soupe” or “sope” (meaning broth) which comes from Latin “suppa” (meaning “bread soaked in broth” – much as “sop” from Germanic sources). The word “restaurant” was first used in France in the 16th century\, to refer to a highly-concentrated\, inexpensive soup\, sold by street vendors. In 1765\, a Parisian entrepreneur opened a shop specializing in such soups\, prompting the use of the modern word for eating establishments world-wide. \nThe Super Soups will run from 11am until 3pm\, admission is $10 per person ($5 for seniors and children under 12 years of age) and includes unlimited 4-ounce samples of soup. Guests will also be given a ballot to vote on their favorite soups\, with prizes awarded at the end of the day. \nAll proceeds from the cost of admission will go to Buckets of Rain\, a Leelanau County-based organization founded in 2006 by local musician Chris Skellenger (a live entertainment regular at The Homestead). Buckets of Rain pioneered the use of gravity-fed\, drip irrigation to help impoverished communities feed themselves in Lesotho\, South Africa\, as well as Kenya\, Guatemala\, Honduras and Belize. \nBuckets of Rain has now focused its energies on the urban struggles in inner city Detroit. By repurposing 30 vacant lots into food production sites\, they have provided hundreds of thousands of servings of vegetables\, free of charge\, to its partners and neighbors. Through the construction of urban gardens on abandoned city lots\, Buckets of Rain has helped diminish urban blight\, rekindle hope in struggling neighborhoods\, bring fresh produce to the community and feed the homeless.
URL:https://www.visitglenarbor.com/event/super-soups-contest-for-national-homemade-soup-day/
LOCATION:The Homestead\, 1 Wood Ridge Rd\, Glen Arbor\, MI\, 49636\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Food/Dining Event,Kids + Family Friendly,Local Business Event,Wine/Beer or Tasting Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Homestead":MAILTO:jamie@thehomesteadresort.com
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