Brunch it up for the final Three Sisters Culinary Series event at Ventana Canyon


August 14, 2019
By Matt Sterner

Third & final feast in the series.

The Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance and Native Seeds Search are throwing the third and final part of the Three Sisters series at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 17.

The Three Sisters is an agricultural practice that plants three ingredients — corn, beans, and squash — together wisely. Each contributes in a different way but the combined result is a more nutritious soil that caters to pest and weed prevention.

Instead of dining in the evening like the prior feasts, this event is a sampling-style brunch to celebrate these three ingredients.

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In addition to the brunch, there will be plenty of mingling, live music, art activities, a bloody mary and mimosa bar, and more.

Tickets are $45 per person. The menu has not yet been released, but take a glance at the participating restaurants and vendors.

Participating Restaurants & Vendors

  • BOCA Tacos y Tequila
  • Button Brew House
  • Chef Chic
  • The Lodge at Ventana Canyon
  • Mad Batter Bakery
  • Nook Downtown
  • PRP Wine International
  • Sweetscape Desserts at Casino Del Sol
  • Tito’s Handmade Vodka
  • Yellow Brick Coffee
Entertainment provided by: 
  • Live Music by Troy Gray Duo
  • Interactive Arts Activities with Lucky Cat Social
  • Life-Sized Art by Denisse Orduno
  • Native Seeds/SEARCH Interactive Corn Tortilla Making

The Lodge at Ventana Canyon is located at 6200 N. Club House Ln. For more information, visit saaca.org.

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