The Sioux Chef x PR Climate Week Collaboration
Chef Sean Sherman joins Public Records in New York City for a Climate Week culinary collaboration centered on Indigenous foodways, land, and sustainability.
Event
Gentle Time Farm x Public Records Dinner
A farm-to-table dinner at Public Records in Brooklyn centered on Gentle Time Farm’s final harvest, preserved ingredients, and community.
About the event
Final-harvest dinner
Gentle Time Farm x Public Records is a collaborative farm-to-table dinner built around the farm’s final harvest. The program centers preserved ingredients and the community behind the growing season, so the defining subject is not just a meal at Public Records but the end of a specific farm cycle.
The dinner’s focus is narrow and concrete: final-harvest produce, preserved ingredients, and Gentle Time Farm’s role in the growing season. No dish list, chef lineup, beverage pairing, or price is included here, so the useful takeaway is the verified format and subject rather than a menu preview.
About the farm
Gentle Time Farm is a trans- and queer-owned cooperative farm based in Chatham in New York’s Hudson Valley. It is one of the named participants in the event and the featured agricultural subject, with the dinner framed around its harvest and preserved ingredients.
That farm context matters because the event description ties the dinner to the community behind the growing season. The copy does not identify individual farmers or additional speakers, so the farm itself remains the supported program focus.
Public Records setting
Public Records is the Brooklyn venue for the dinner. The venue is listed as a bar at 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, and the dinner is described as taking place in its plant-based restaurant and atrium space.
The event is scheduled in New York City on a Friday evening, running from early evening into the night. Exact timing and booking details are best handled by the event page controls, while this page keeps the focus on the verified participants, format, and place.
Frequently asked questions
What is Gentle Time Farm x Public Records?
It is a collaborative farm-to-table dinner with Gentle Time Farm and Public Records, centered on the farm’s final harvest, preserved ingredients, and the community behind the growing season.
Who is Gentle Time Farm?
Gentle Time Farm is a trans- and queer-owned cooperative farm based in Chatham in New York’s Hudson Valley.
Where does the dinner take place?
The dinner takes place at Public Records, a bar at 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, and is hosted in the venue’s plant-based restaurant and atrium space.
When is the event scheduled?
The event is scheduled for a Friday evening in New York City, running from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM EDT.
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