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September 21, 2002
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| The 2002 Festival was a great success! Here are some photos of the event. Links at the left lead to more information. | |||
Stiltwalkers
Laura Zirngabel and Rob
Summerbell welcomed festival attendees. |
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Seven-year-old
Katie
Koza prepared her winning recipe, "Red
Green Yellow Chicken Kebobs." Katie won the elementary school division of
the "Look Who's Cooking" recipe contest. More than 200 people
entered the contest's six divisions. |
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Area school
children, along with David
Bruce, standing at left, and Sara Tedeschi (in large costume) put on a
street theater performance. The play, titled,
"Why the sky is so far away," is an African folktale. |
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Scenes from "Why the sky is so far
away."![]() |
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Alice
Waters gave the keynote speech in the main tent. |
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Waters followed her speech with a food presentation using
fresh foods she had
purchased at the Farmers' Market earlier in the day. |
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Hmong
dancers performed traditional-style dances in the main tent.
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The photos on this page are all by Lori Compas. Mark Dohm of WisconsinCooks.org has a great festival scrapbook here. |
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The Food for
Thought Festival is coordinated by the REAP
Food Group. Web
site designed and maintained by Lori Compas (send
e-mail). |
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