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Supper Club Workshop with Jen Monroe (Bad Taste)

June 18, 2024 @ 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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Date:
June 18, 2024
Time:
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Cost:
$150
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  • Venue

    • The Demo Kitchen at the Ace Hotel
    • 252 Schermerhorn Street
      Brooklyn,
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    Organizer

    Pioneer Works Supper Club is a dinner series created to celebrate local chefs as culinary artists and serve as a community gathering around a unique dining experience.

    This first-ever workshop edition of Supper Club will take place in Ace Hotel Brooklyn’s Demo Kitchen and feature Jen Monroe, a chef, and artist whose project Bad Taste is committed to exploring new ways of thinking about food and consumption, approaching food as fantasy as well as a transportive medium.

    Pioneer Works encourages cooks of all levels to join for an evening of deliciously bonkers refreshments, while Jen Monroe guides through how to gather inspiration, draft a menu, and low-lift methods to make a dinner party organized, personal, and surprising. Get hands-on experience folding fluffy steamed buns into aesthetically pleasing shapes (if you enjoy playing with modeling clay you will love this) that are guaranteed to be an easy crowd-pleaser for all types of gatherings.

    Tickets are available to PW members. Please contact members@pioneerworks.org to request the Eventbrite access code or become a member.

     

    About the Chef

    Jen Monroe’s past work has included a dinner about the honey bee health crisis, a 100 square foot edible map of New York City, food installations for fashion week presentations, experimental cotton candy, concept pop-up dinners, a rendering of a futuristic seafood menu in response to climate change, and a series of immersive, monochromatic ten course “color meals.” Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Vogue, and Dazed.

    Demo Kitchen by Ace Hotel Brooklyn is a well-appointed canvas for culinary and community engagement, a locus of epicurean culture — a light-filled space with floor to ceiling windows, dedicated to all things food and drink: restaurant pop-ups, mixology workshops, gastro-symposiums, cooking classes and chef-curated feasts. Calendar of events.