Crafted In Atlanta Dinner at Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours

The American Craft Council is hosting Crafted in Atlanta, a special dinner celebrating the diverse roles that craft plays in our lives at Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours. The dinner takes place on Thursday, March 12 at 7:00 p.m.

Twisted Soul chef-owner Deborah VanTrece has created a special menu for the evening focusing on her unique global modern soul food. She will be joined by Virgil Kaine, Lowcountry Whiskey Co., who will be curating cocktails for the dinner.

Dinner attendees will hear from a number of special guests on how to engage with craft on new levels and the ways that craft influences their lives, their work, and the world around us.

Special guests include American Craft Council artists Corry Blanc, Blanc Creatives, Stephanie Ondo, Slo Fiber Studio, installation artist Rachel Garceau, Connie and Alex Matisse, East Fork Pottery and American Craft Show in Atlanta Awards of Excellence Jurors, and Quentin Middleton, Middleton Made Knives and American Craft Shows 2020 Juror.

Tickets to the dinner are $150, and all proceeds from this event go toward American Craft Council’s nonprofit mission to support artists and advance craft's impact in contemporary life.

For more information on the event visit https://craftcouncil.org/event/crafted-dinner-atlanta. To buy tickets visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/crafted-atlanta-tickets-94053680089