Alumni College

Food and Wine in the Hudson Valley

With Linda DeLibero (A&S '89), JHU faculty member and food and travel writer

September 9 - 11, 2016

Price per person: $895

Immerse yourself in a weekend at the Culinary Institute of America and the Hudson Valley Food and Wine Fest.  Enjoy lectures on local cuisine, team building, hands-on cooking, and dining. Discover wines in one of the burgeoning wine areas, even learn about the pastoral Hudson River School of painting as you enjoy fall foliage along the way with fellow Johns Hopkins foodies!  Space is limited to two kitchens, each with 16 participants. Demonstration on Friday is on the Fall Tastes of the Hudson Valley menu; Saturday’s hands-on cooking experience focuses on Global Street Foods with a Healthy Focus and how they have moved into the epicurean spotlight.

Included:
Lectures, instruction, and tours as described
Complimentary hotel breakfasts and WiFi
1 light fare w/wine
1 boxed lunch
1 dinner w/wine
Transportation as described
Entrance to festival with tasting

Lodging:
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Hampton Inn Suites for a discounted rate of $189 per night.  Please call the Inn directly to make your reservation and be sure to mention the Johns Hopkins group when you reserve.  
Rooms will be held until August 8.
Hampton Inn Suites (located 7.6 miles from the CIA)
2361 South Road
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Contact: 845-463-7500

Space is limited
Cancellation policy applies.

A minimum number of participants is required to operate the program.

Leah Murphy or Marguerite Jones at 410-516-0363 or 800-548-5481.

Linda DeLibero has been a food and travel reviewer, writer and editor at Baltimore magazine for twenty years. In addition, she is the director of the Film and Media Studies program at Johns Hopkins University, where she teaches film history and criticism. She has published widely on film, media, and popular culture in numerous publications, including Book Forum, The Hopkins Review, The Village Voice, VLS, The Boston Review, In These Times, and Newsday, and her radio show on film can be heard monthly on WYPR’s Midday with Dan Rodricks. Her forthcoming book on Marlon Brando is part of the Icons of America series from Yale University Press.