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Fire, Flour & Fork has always been a gathering for the food curious, and now in its seventh year, we’re producing events (live and now virtual) and telling stories that speak to our past, present and future.
The Fire, Flour & Fork folks have just thrown down the gauntlet for food and wine festivals — so much talent in this city last night and through the weekend, done in such a different manner.
— Travis Croxton, Co-owner of Rappahannock River Oysters
but, what is fire, flour & fork?
Fire, Flour & Fork is four days of putting Richmond on a plate...and in a glass. Most events pair our local chefs and producers with out of town experts for a potluck of events in and around downtown Richmond.
We went virtual in 2020 and held what we think was the region's first drive-through book signing with chef and author Vivian Howard. Last year’s events also supported No Lef Turns, Shalom Farms, The Holli Fund, Feed More and Resiliency Garden. In 2021, we will go live November 5-7th, with three events. Learn more here.
giving back to richmond
Richmond restaurants are famously generous and FFF upholds that tradition. Every ticketed Fire, Flour & Fork event benefits a local nonprofit, raising more than $12,000 each year. Previous years' beneficiaries included J. Sargeant Reynolds Culinary Scholarship Fund, Renew Richmond, Tricycle Urban Ag, Slow Food RVA, Shalom Farms, OutRVA, Preservation Virginia, Black History Museum & Cultural Center, VMFA Foundation, The Valentine, Center for Rural Culture, Lewis Ginter Community Kitchen and FeedMore. FFF also provides free tickets to organizations such as the Conrad Center and Tricycle Urban Ag to open the doors to those early in their culinary careers.