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Tucson Celebrates Ten-Year Anniversary as UNESCO City of Gastronomy (VIDEOS)
Ten years ago, Tucson was designated as an official UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. On Monday, Tucson City of Gastronomy (TCoG), a non-profit tasked with pr
Pivot Produce: helping local produce make its way to your plate
“There are a lot of people who think food doesn’t grow here,” said Erik Stanford, owner of Pivot Produce. Along with well-known edibles from greens and herbs to
UNESCO-Approved Marana Gastronomy Tour Now Open to the Public
If you appreciate local food beyond flavor, don’t miss on Marana’s newly-created food tour. “The Marana Gastronomy Tour program represents the spirit of the UNE
Chef Janos Wilder Brings Tucson to Paris for City of Gastronomy Designation Reception
In case you haven’t heard, Tucson joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in 2015 as the United State’s first City of Gastronomy. On June 29, UNESCO headquart
Explore Parma, Italy Through Chef Brian Smith’s Maynards Instagram Takeover
A post shared by Maynards Market & Kitchen (@maynardstucson) on Jun 5, 2017 at 11:16am PDT Maynards Market & Kitchen executive chef Brian Smith is currently rep
Tucson Named “Best Food City in Arizona” by Thrillist
The stream of national attention for Tucson’s food scene hasn’t lost momentum since the UNESCO World City of Gastronomy designation. Today, Thrillist featured T
Tucson Gets HUGE New York Times Shout Out For City of Gastronomy Designation
“To an outsider, Tucson’s star turn may be a bit of a head scratcher,” states yesterday’s New York Times feature “Tucson Becomes an Unlikely Food Star.” It’s a
Tucson Gets a Nod from The Guardian for UNESCO Designation
Tucson has been on the receiving end of no shortage of national attention since the UNESCO World City of Gastronomy designation in December. Recently the Guardi
UNESCO Designates Tucson A World City of Gastronomy
Today, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced Tucson as one of the 47 newest members of the UNESCO Creative Cit
