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The Inn at Hastings Park Announces Popular Farm and Wine Dinner Series
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The Inn at Hastings Park Announces
Popular Farm and Wine Dinner Series
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Historic Boston Area Hotel Will Host Summer-Season
Culinary Celebrations with Neighboring Farms
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Lexington, MA – June 2019 / Newsmaker Alert / The Inn at Hastings Park announces the schedule and details of its popular farm dinner series this summer. The Farm + Vine dinners are epicurean highlights of the year for the Boston area.

Each dinner is hosted with one of the Inn’s neighboring farms and provides an opportunity for diners to celebrate the best of regional, seasonal cuisine.
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The Inn at Hastings Park Announces Popular Farm and Wine Dinner Series
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“The Inn at Hastings Park has created a culinary experience that is not offered anywhere else in the region,” said Trisha Pérez Kennealy, the owner of The Inn at Hastings Park. “We work closely with local farms throughout the year, and these dinners are thoughtful celebrations of these partnerships. These Farm + Vine dinners provide an opportunity for the farmers and our team at the Inn to collaborate in creating inspiring and memorable experiences for our guests,” she said.

Featured farms are modern and innovative, yet also serve as historic Lexington area community fixtures—Wilson Farms, Drumlin Farms, and Codman Community Farms. The July Farm + Vine dinner features Tufts University’s internationally respected nutrition initiative, the New Entry Sustainable Farming Project. Each of the four farm dinners start with a welcome reception prior to a three-course prix fixe dinner menu, all paired with fine wines.

Wednesday, June 12
Codman Community Farms with Pete and Jen’s Backyard Birds, Lincoln, MA
Codman Farms has been in continuous operation for more than 150 years, and since 1973 the farm has existed as the non-profit enterprise, Codman Community Farms. Husband and wife team, Pete Lowy and Jen Hashley, with their young son, live on the farm, working and managing its enterprises. Pete and Jen previously owned their own farm called Pete and Jen’s Backyard Birds where they grew small scale livestock, fruits and vegetables. As the Farm Managers at CCF, they are in the process of integrating their sustainable, pasture-based and organic growing methods throughout the many acres of farm fields in Lincoln.

Wednesday, July 10
New Entry Sustainable Farming Project, Tufts University
An initiative of Tufts University’s Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, New Entry’s mission is to improve local and regional food systems by training the next generation of farmers to produce food that is sustainable, nutritious, and culturally-appropriate. New Entry strives to make this food accessible to individuals regardless of age, mobility, ethnicity, or socio-economic status. 

Wednesday, August 7
Drumlin Farms, Lincoln, MA
Drumlin Farm is Mass Audubon’s only working, educational farm raising livestock and poultry, growing crops, and producing hay for the animals—all within a 206-acre wildlife sanctuary.

Wednesday, September 18
Wilson Farms
Operated as a family farm at its current location in Lexington since 1884, Wilson Farms is currently managed by the fourth generation of Wilson farmers. The Lexington farm and store are community treasures, and Wilson Farms also has expanded its land from the 33 acres in Lexington to include 500 acres in Litchfield, NH.

Each of the Farm + Vine events start at 6:30 p.m. and cost $75 plus tax and gratuity.

In related news, The Inn at Hastings Park announced its new Sunday Brunch Buffet, a delicious Boston area brunch experience with plated main course options.

For complete information, visit www.InnatHastingsPark.com or call 781-301-6660.

About The Inn at Hastings Park
Conveniently located 15 miles outside Boston in historic Lexington and known as the “Birthplace of American Liberty,” The Inn at Hastings Park provides unrivaled hospitality experiences for its guests. Managed by OHM (Ocean House Management, OHMCollection.com) a collection of some of the most prestigious hotel properties in New England that includes the Ocean House and Watch Hill Inn and the Weekapaug on the Rhode Island Coast. The Inn at Hastings Park is the only luxury boutique property in one of Massachusetts’ most popular tourist destinations. With 22 guest rooms and a 54-seat restaurant, the three antique buildings that comprise the Inn have been thoughtfully restored to showcase luxurious accommodations and modern amenities. The design scheme celebrations the historic character of the architecture yet reinterprets it with modern flair. The hallmark of the Inn experience is the thoughtful service that staff extends to all guests. Mindful of the spirit of the revolution that is historic to Lexington, the team calls this Revolutionary Hospitality. #innathastingspark #revolutionaryhospitality

About Relais & Châteaux
Established in 1954, Relais & Châteaux is an association creating delicious journeys in 580 unique hotels and restaurants throughout the world, operated by top independent innkeepers, chefs and owners. The association’s members are committed to protecting the richness and diversity of the world’s cuisine and traditions of hospitality, and to preserving local heritage and the environment. relaischateaux.com #deliciousjourneys

Contact:
Laurie Hobbs
lhobbs@oceanhouseri.com 
o: 401-584-7014
m: 612-220-1176

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