March 2019 Food Events in Moore County, NC
Happy March, everyone! Here are some of the fun food events happening around Moore County this month:
March 5: Mardi Gras-Fat Tuesday Feature at Lady Bedford’s Tea Parlour and Gift Shoppe
In honor of Mardi Gras, Lady Bedford’s Tea Parlour will feature Creole Chicken — grilled chicken breast on half a warm croissant served with a cup of chicken and andouille sausage gumbo with fruit garnish — with a choice of a beverage and a cream cheese King cake all for $14. Call for reservations.
March 5: Aberdeen Elementary Night at Rudino’s
The 1st Tuesday of every month is Rudino’s Night for Aberdeen Elementary School. Come out between 5-8 pm, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to AES.
March 6: Global Destinations Dinner Series
This Global Destinations Dinner Series will feature the Islands of the Mediterranean — the Island of Corsica. Enjoy a 4-course dinner from the region. Please call for reservations. Seating is limited.
March 14: Fresh Citrus Truckload Sale
Delicious, sweet and juicy freshly harvested citrus will sold to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. Everyone is welcome!
March 14: Art of Cooking Dinner Series
Chef Elliott will help sharpen your skill set. Included is a demo, discussions and, of course, a few nibbles followed by a 3-course dinner. Reservations required.
March 18: Chicken & Waffles Luncheon
The 4th annual Chicken & Waffles Luncheon will feature a historic menu of homemade creamed chicken on waffles, with maple syrup to drizzle if you wish. Two seatings will be at 11:30 am and 1:00 pm. This year, take-out service is offered.
March 21: Taste of France – Gout de France
Thyme & Place Café will host a French dinner, which will be simultaneously celebrated all around the world. A three-course meal with wine and champagne.
March 21: Sandhills Woman’s Exchange Lunch and Learn
His name is Rassie E. Wicker (yes, like the park!) Although he was a man of many talents and interests, his main love was for Moore County and its history. It is said that he measured and mapped most of Moore and was an authority on it, describing the geography of the county as a surveyor and the traditions of its people as a historian. He was an organizing member of the North Carolina Society of County Historians and served as its president. Wicker rendered the same service to the Moore County Historical Society. In addition to his interest in local history, Wicker was an amateur astronomer, musician, botanist, mathematician, and master craftsman. Don’t miss this month’s Lunch & Learn to hear more of this man’s life!
March 22: Pull & Pour at High Octane
High Octane is adding both PourOver and Nitro Coffee to their menu, and they want to show customers the difference in taste and experience before they offer it in the shop. They will also have complimentary wine and light hors d’oeuvres.
March 30: Pedals, Pipes, and Pizza
Come out for a morning of fun to learn about the “King of Instruments.” After exploring the organ, pizza will be served to enjoy with new friends. The event is free, but sign up online is required.