September 16, 2026
Harvest: A Feast of Fall
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Ottawa Art Gallery, 10 Daly Avenue, K1N 6E2
About Event
Join us on Wednesday, September 16, for Harvest: A Feast of Fall, an evening of food, flavour, and community. This one-of-a-kind event brings together some of Ottawa\’s most talented chefs and beverage artisans for a multi-station tasting experience that celebrates the richness of the fall harvest.
Presented by the team behind Taste for Hope, Garden Party, and Feast of Fields, Harvest: A Feast of Fall is more than just a culinary celebration; it\’s a chance to make a meaningful impact. Proceeds benefit Youturn Youth Support Services, an organization that provides individualized services to high-risk youth who are involved in, or at risk of becoming involved in, the justice system.
Expect bold seasonal dishes, drinks for every kind of guest, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, perfect for gathering in support of a vital cause.
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