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A Chef’s Table in the Verde Valley

April 5, 2019No Comments

By Annabel V Sclippa

Cottonwood AZ (April 5, 2019) – Arizona’s rising star chef, Joe Rodger, is making waves in the Verde Valley. Chef Joe is an acclaimed Arizona chef, most recently of Shift in Flagstaff and The Kitchen in Boulder.

Chef Joe specializes in charcuterie and preservation techniques, but he takes particular pride sourcing local ingredients and utilizing whole plants.

So, when The Muse Gallery in Old Town Cottonwood, asked him to partner with them for an exclusive culinary experience as part of their IndieGoGo campaign, he didn’t hesitate. Chef Joe is an artist after all, his creations are not only layered with delicious flavors, but they are an exquisite celebration of ingredients, presentation, and color.

In partnership with The Muse Gallery in Old Town Cottonwood, Chef Joe will be serving up 8 courses of art-inspired, small plate culinary creations, one time only, on 4/27/19. This Art Underground Event is nearly sold out! The team at The Muse is beyond thrilled by the interest in this creative pairing.

We want to thank the community for its ongoing support of our IndieGoGo campaign to raise much needed renovation funds. We’re already 75% of the way there. Visit our IndieGoGo to help us get to our goal, and maybe you can snag yourself the last seat at our Chef’s Table!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-muse-in-otc-art-gallery-community

If you miss out on this, the fun is not over. For an incredible weekend of art and music, we hope to see you at The Muse Art Gallery Grand Opening Weekend, May 3, 4, and 5th.

The Muse Art Gallery is located in Suite A of Old Town Center for the Arts, 735 N Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood.

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