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Culinary art meets visual art at Crocker Art Museum’s upcoming event

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Crocker Art Museum Sept 2023

There’s an event at Crocker Art Museum for everyone.

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Calling all Sacramento foodies and writers — you won’t want to miss this one.

Join local restaurateur Clay Nutting (from Canon and Franquette) and Bill Stotler (creator of the Articulator, a Sacramento arts documentation project) for “A Critic and A Chef,” a delectable look at our local food and arts culture on Thursday, Sept. 21 from 6-8 p.m.

The duo will discuss overlaps between the culinary arts, journalism, and the visual arts as part of Sacramento’s creative and cultural placemaking. Tickets are $15 (members get in free).

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