Il Festival Locale del Cibo di Boston si svolge, ogni anno, sulle banchine portuali di Fort Point Channel a Boston. L’evento presenta cibo sostenibile ed economico, unicamente prodotto nella zona del Massachusetts e della regione del New England, negli Stati Uniti.
Partecipare a questo festival significa avere l’opportunità d’incontrare contadini, produttori, chef ed imprese coinvolte in workshop e dimostrazioni culinarie. La manifestazione è accompagnata da attività ludiche e da musica dal vivo, per un intrattenimento vivace ed al contempo una promozione che punta ad incoraggiare e stimolare l’agricoltura regionale, una delle risorse economiche principali dello Stato del Massachusetts.
La vasta diversificazione di cibo del New England intende diventare ispirazione per coltivare e mangiare prodotti coltivati e pescati in Massachusetts, con una forte enfasi verso le verdure e la frutta. I degustatori potranno vedere, assaggiare ed apprezzare le tante varietà di raccolti e prodotti salutari, genuini e deliziosi provenienti da tutto lo stato. E’ un festival unico che vede anche chef famosi, alla guida di un’organizzazione non-profit, sostenere il sistema nutritivo ed alimentare, adottando prodotti tipici ed educando il consumatore, oltre che la comunità culinaria.
Boston è una città grandiosa, ma lo è ancora di più se si è entusiasti sostenitori della cucina e dei prodotti gastronomici coltivanti localmente. Le fattorie nel circondario metropolitano sono orgogliose di presentare prodotti freschi durante l’evento autunnale, che vede il sostegno di Sustainable Business Network del Greater Boston, la cui missione è stimolare l’imprenditoria locale ed i leader della comunità nella creazione di economie verdi, locali e corrette.

Boston Local Food Festival: what to see and what to do
Applemania!
The apple is certainly one of the main agricultural products of Massachusetts with over 29 species grown in the state’s orchards, and it sees wide application in the food and gastronomy industry. Cider donuts, cider, apple candies, sauces, apple butter, jams, crepes, pancakes, apple chips, dried fruit, and an assortment of sweet and savory dishes. Chefs prepare culinary demonstrations of numerous dishes using the apple as the main ingredient.
Fishstock
A mini fishing festival showcases fresh fish from Massachusetts caught by local fishermen in ocean waters. Regional restaurants offer local fish for all kinds of palates, and participants can talk with fishermen, look at fishing tools, and learn how to identify and clean different types of fish.
Meet Your Meat
Butchers also demonstrate their skills and teach how to cut meat. Chefs present various types of beef, goat, poultry, lamb, and pork, and prepare grilled meat dishes, sausages, stews, and meatballs with restaurateurs.
Glorious Eggs & Cream
This section includes artisanal cheeses, creamy cheeses, cheese sauces, local milk and creams, eggs, ice creams and sorbets, milk soups, omelets, and quesadillas.
Made in Mass.
Special products from artisan producers of typical Massachusetts foods are also on display: jellies, jams, preserves, breads, crackers, cookies, sweets, paired with tastings, demonstrations, and an exhibition of products from Massachusetts.
Green Thumbs Up!
Examples of urban gardening and advice are shown during workshops and exhibitions. You learn how to create a vegetable garden and collect seeds. Activities also include city gardening, ethnic gardening, and other specific techniques for setting up a garden.
The Good Life
Health and education groups share the benefits of knowledge about certain foods and food preparation, including interactive activities with the opportunity to practice exercises as well.
What’s Brewing in Mass.?
Local beer producers demonstrate the best beers of Massachusetts. Tastings are possible, there is an opportunity to learn how to choose sprouts, demonstrations on homemade beer making, and pairings with fish and other food tastings.
Art Connection
A celebration of local artists and artisans.
Where the Boston Food Food Festival Takes Place
The Boston Food Food Festival is held on The Rose Kennedy Greenway. The Festival extends over just more than 5 blocks of Rose Kennedy Greenway, starting from State Street and Atlantic Avenue and continuing along the greenway just past High Street and Atlantic Avenue. It is located a few steps from downtown Boston and is situated near the South Station, Faneuil Hall, and The Aquarium.

