September Progressive Dinner : Autumn Artistry (Fri, Sept 20th)

Plan Friday evening with us during Osage’s ‘Autumn Artistry’ festival weekend!

What are progressive dinners?

Once a month we host our ‘Progressive Dinners’, where Chef has chosen a theme & cuisine to progressively present 4 courses to you. The courses progress within the theme of her creativity. Reservations are required and for the best dining experience, we limit reservation count to 75 guests.

“Making decisions about food such as what we eat, how & where it’s grown, how & where it’s prepared, and the community & environment it’s consumed in have great effects on everything from well being, agriculture, environment, political policy, and societal roles. There’s no doubt that food plays a very impactful role, influencing our daily experiences and rural communities—vital to bringing us together.”  -Chef Jes

Mitchell Co. Farm2Fork : Family Edition

the 9th annual Mitchell Co. Farm2Fork Dinner, Family Edition in Osage’s City Park

Bringing people & families together for a harvest evening of local food & conversation right here in Mitchell County, connecting our communities with our local bounty in a fun, relaxed, farm to fork, family friendly style dinner (all ages welcome!)

(More details to be announced closer to date)

Hot Off the Smoker, Back Alley!

It’ll be like a stationary Food Truck! Drive or walk up to Piggyback Smoke Shack’s back alley “over head smoke shack door” to see what Pitboss, Russ, has to offer! We’ve had requests for wings, burritos, burnt ends, pizzas, and more!

Weather permitting, outdoor tables/chairs will be available.

(Saturday, Sept. 14: 11-1pm ; 5-7pm ; Accepting cash/card/venmo)

Add the Market-Osage to your stop

An Evening at ART FARM IOWA – “Like Grandma Made”

We can be nostalgic. This four-course dining experience prepared by acclaimed Iowa Chef Jessica Baldus is inspired by dishes of yesteryear — the ones that Grandma made. Mark True’s exhibit “Still Standing” celebrates Iowa and what many of us recall growing up…county fairs, livestock on every farm, and grain elevators in every town. Iowa is changing, and Mark True examines this fact in his exhibit. Photographer Mark True will be in attendance.

Mark True grew up in the Midwest where he grew to love small towns and rural spaces. Mark uses the camera to find the undecorated, authentic structures, landscapes, and people to create the first lines of a story that the viewer gets to finish.