We are pleased to co-present a special screening of the Flatirons Food Film Festival hit film, Tampopo, with the Alamo Drafthouse Westminster. Get ready for the 2019  Festival by whetting your appetite with one of the best food films of all time. The tale of an enigmatic band of ramen ronin who guide the widow […]

Tempt your taste buds for the 2019 Flatirons Food Film Festival with a pre-festival tacos and tequila tasting tour in Downtown Boulder led by Megan Bucholz of Local Table Tours.

When we asked Rob Lantz, R Gallery owner, to curate an exhibition of visual art inspired by Festival films, he invited eight local artists to participate, assigning four artists to our two opening night The Migrant Kitchen films, Omotenashi and The Jewish Deli, and the other four artists to Tazzeka. At the Festival, we will […]

Four local visual artists agreed to create art inspired by Omotenashi and The Jewish Deli, two episodes of the Emmy Award-winning The Migrant Kitchen series that will screen on our opening night. We will exhibit their work before Opening Night: The Migrant Kitchen.

The Emmy Award-winning series The Migrant Kitchen from KCET delves into the culinary contributions of immigrants and this cross-cultural pollination. During this program, we will screen the Omotenashi and The Jewish Deli episodes of the series. In between the films, there will be an intermission with tastes of Japanese and Jewish deli food. A discussion will follow the films.

Join us to enjoy wine and discuss SOMM 3 and blind tasting after the film at the Jax Fish House and Oyster Bar afterparty. Bring any leftover questions and observations to the discussion. Attendees are responsible for their own food and beverages. While this is a free event, registration is required.

This year's family program will demonstrate that creating films about food isn't only for adults. Reel Kids, which provides workshops and camps for creative exploration by kids in acting and film-making, will provide short food films created by their students. After watching films that kids like them have made, audience members will have the opportunity to participate in a film-making workshop with Reel Kids faculty and teen leaders.

The workshop will include a friendly film exercise and food that they can use as subjects and bring home. Participants should bring a cell phone.

This program is open to kids of all ages. No charge but registration is required.