Sonoma County Beekeepers Association
Flower to Table Pollinator Brunch
Date: Sunday, July 21, 2024
Time: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: Sebastopol Grange
6000 Sebastopol Ave - Sebastopol
Join SCBA for our annual Flower to Table Pollinator Brunch!
Enjoy a delicious menu made possible by pollinators, and learn how important pollinators are to our community.
Doors open at 11:00 am and Brunch will be served at 12:00.
This fundraiser is to support Sonoma County Beekeeper Association and our various community and education programs.
Tickets are $75 for non-members, $60 for members
Limited VIP Tables available, seat 6 for $500
A few items from our Flower to Table Pollinator Brunch Menu
All our dishes today are inspired by pollinators: honeybees, native bees, and other insects that pollinate the fruits, vegetables, and grains we need to live.
Charcuterie Board: delicious cheeses from local cheese makers, grapes, berries, dried fruit, and crackers. While cheese is a diary product, the animals that produce the diary feast on grains and grasses that rely on pollination. The garnish are rosemary strands . Rosemary is a favorite food source for bees. It blooms throughout the year providing a source of nutrition when other food sources are scarce
Parfait Bar: Delicious locally made yogurt with a delicious assortment of toppings to choose from
Salad: This simple and delicious salad is dressed with (insert salad dressing) and topped with edible flowers. Most flowers honeybees touch are edible and many are medicinal
Dessert: Enjoy a delicious honey cake with lemon curd filling and whipped blackberry frosting
Beverages:
Our Mimosas are made from freshly squeezed oranges, with oranges from a members orchard and pollinated by Sonoma County pollinators. Fun Fact: Orange trees pollinated by bees produce 35% more oranges that trees pollinated by other insects. Bees that love orange blossoms: honeybees, leafcutter bees, and sweat bees
Apple Juice: fresh pressed from the orchard of one of our members and pollinated by Sonoma County pollinators. Honeybees, mason bees, and bumblebees are the main pollinators of apples
Wine and sparkling mead