Slow Food Corvallis

Slow Food Corvallis Supporting good, clean, fair food and the people who grow and prepare it here in the Mid-Willamette Valley.

We host accessible culinary/food events: cooking lessons, cheese-making, mushroom foraging. Our partners: farmers, chefs, food security advocates.

Text in Image:Dear Friends of Slow Food,The Slow Food Corvallis board has been trying to recruit new members for a coupl...
09/04/2026

Text in Image:
Dear Friends of Slow Food,

The Slow Food Corvallis board has been trying to recruit new members for a couple years now. The four of us who have remained on the board decided that we do not have the capacity to continue leading the organization.

Before we close the door on Slow Food Corvallis, we would like to offer it up to new leaders. It has a website and payment system, a mailing list of over 400 people, and a long history of sponsoring enjoyable events. Are you interested? It would have to be a minimum of three people who can fill the roles of Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer. Here’s a chance to create food-related events of your dreams and to support good, clean and fair food locally and internationally. We are willing to meet with teams of people and answer questions. If you are interested in stepping up to the board and helping continue Slow Food Corvallis, please email us at [email protected] by November 1st and we can set up a meeting.

Don’t forget to RSVP for the Slow Food potluck at Goodfoot Farm on September 13th: https://slowfoodcorvallis.org/event/goodfoot-farm-tour-potluck/

Beth Hoinacki’s farm is a recipient of the prestigious Snail of Approval Award offered by Slow Food USA. If a team of people doesn’t step forward, this event may be our last, so let’s make it a joyful gathering around food that is good, clean and fair!

Join us on Sunday, September 13th from 4pm-7pm for a potluck and farm tour at Goodfoot Farm!Beth Hoinacki invites you to...
08/25/2026

Join us on Sunday, September 13th from 4pm-7pm for a potluck and farm tour at Goodfoot Farm!

Beth Hoinacki invites you to visit the farm, enjoy a shared meal, and learn how their small family farm provides unconventionally grown food for our local community.

Tickets can be purchased for $5 per person on our website or directly at this link: https://slowfoodcorvallis.org/event/goodfoot-farm-tour-potluck/

Donations will be collected for the farm tour during the event.

Bring:
- Personal dishware and utensils
- A food dish of your choice + ingredients list
- A non-alcoholic beverage
- A folding chair (some chairs will be provided, but supplies are limited)

Address: 38001 Alexander Rd, Philomath, OR 97370

Hello Slow Foodies,In recognition of Earth Week, Slow Food USA is offering a flexible way to join and connect with our l...
04/27/2026

Hello Slow Foodies,

In recognition of Earth Week, Slow Food USA is offering a flexible way to join and connect with our local chapter.

Between now and April 29th, you can become a member (or renew your membership) during “give what you can” week by contributing an amount that works best for you. When you sign up, select “Slow Food Corvallis” from the drop-down menu to join our local chapter.

Membership is typically $60/year for individuals or $100 for a household of four. While dues support the national organization, membership includes:
- Access to members-only events
- Updates from our local chapter, including events, volunteer opportunities, and other opportunities to support our local food system
- Discounts on local and regional Slow Food events
- 25% off most Slow Food USA merchandise
- 10% off the annual Slow W**e Guide
- Discounts at The Foodocracy and Planted Places
- Reduced registration for virtual conferences hosted by Slow Food USA

By becoming a member, you support national programs working toward more just and sustainable food systems, and help strengthen the work we’re doing here in Corvallis!

Click here to Give What You Can!: https://slowfoodusa.org/become-a-member/give-what-you-can/

Participants at our most recent Hands-on Grain Processing Fundraiser event learned about different grains and how to use...
04/14/2026

Participants at our most recent Hands-on Grain Processing Fundraiser event learned about different grains and how to use them. From breeding to grinding grains to making delicious bread, Professor Andrew Ross answered participants’ questions with solid scientific research. We didn’t just watch and listen. We rolled out pita rounds, comparing spelt with a more modern wheat. We bounced balls of nixtamalized barley and then made tortillas and quesadillas with Beaver Classic cheddar cheese. The money raised will go towards supporting Community Bucks at rural farmers’ markets beginning next month. Thanks to all who participated!

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Corvallis, OR
97330

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