- Taste Pavilions
- Marketplace
- Victory Garden
- Food for Thought
- Food for Thought Free Films
- Green Kitchen
- Taste Workshops
- Slow Food Rocks
- Changemakers Day
- Slow Food Nation Book Signing Schedule
- Slow Arts
- Slow Dinners
- Slow Journeys
- Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science
- Mysterious Bolinas
- Davis’s Local Food for Local Schools
- Gems of Marin
- Half Moon Bay Coastal Pleasures
- The Bounty of the Russian River
- Mendocino County: America’s Greenest Wine Region
- Marin Creameries
- Merced Grass Based Dairies with Joel Salatin
- Slow Journey to Alemany Farm
- Slow Hikes
- Food Bill Declaration
- Youth Food Movement
- 7 Itineraries to Navigate SFN
- National Labor Day Picnics, A Picnic in Every State
- Conferences
- Co-Hosted Programs
Click here to download the full schedule of events that took place at Slow Food Nation 2008
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Taste
A monument to America’s food artisans, the Taste Pavilions showcased delicious foods from across the country and demonstrated what makes them good, clean and fair.
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Marketplace
Community and cuisine attracted 65,000 people to the Marketplace, where a farmers’ market and urban garden set the stage for talking about how we eat.
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Food for Thought
The Food for Thought speaker series convened leaders in food, health, environmentalism and social justice for teaching, discussion and calls to action.
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Slow Food Nation Victory Garden
Inspired by the self-sufficiency campaigns of World War II America, the Slow Food Nation Victory Garden was a living testament - right in front of San Francisco City Hall - to a strong community’s ability to feed and support itself.
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Slow Food Rocks
A superstar lineup kept the crowd dancing at Slow Food Nation’s music festival.
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