Center for Missouri Studies
Cook Hall, First Floor
605 Elm Street
Columbia, MO 65201
Center for Missouri Studies
Cook Hall, First Floor
605 Elm Street
Columbia, MO 65201
Missouri Humanities Council and KCUR are pleased to introduce Hungry For MO. Co-hosted by Jenny Vergara, foodie and freelance writer, and Natasha Bailey, a chef, cheesemaker, and home gardener, the show celebrates how local cuisine connects us as a community and shapes our region’s identity.
Each podcast episode dives deep—taking the listener on a food journey that highlights Missouri cuisine—including interviews with the food inventors, historical events, and unique circumstances or family recipes that went into some of our state’s most iconic dishes. The podcast drops on August 10. Be the first to hear audio excerpts as we discuss the making of Hungry For MO at Together for '21!
Panelists
- Lisa Carrico, Director of Family and Veterans Programs with the Missouri Humanities Council
- Jenny Vergara, FEAST Magazine Contributing Editor for Kansas City and Founder of Test Kitchen Underground Supperclub
This event will be livestreamed on Missouri2021.org, YouTube, and Facebook.
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TF21
Part of Together for '21 Fest from the Missouri Bicentennial Commission, this event is free and open to the public.
Organized by the State Historical Society of Missouri and the University of Missouri, Together for '21 Fest commemorates the Missouri Bicentennial with music, exhibitions, talks, film screenings, folk art demonstrations, performances, and more. Find a full schedule of events online at shsmo.org/together-for-21
Learn more about Together for '21
Visitors to Together for '21 Fest, which is held on the University of Missouri campus, are encouraged to review MU’s Show Me Renewal plan for the latest COVID-19 guidelines. During Together for ’21 Fest, all visitors, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear masks in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Learn more at renewal.missouri.edu
Events are first-come, first-served, and many will have limited seating available. Some events will also be livestreamed. Check missouri2021.org for livestreaming details or follow Missouri 2021 on Facebook for more.