The Humble Pie Hullabaloo
Pie Tasting, Recipe Share, Soup, Hot Cider, Live Music, Raffle, Optional Hike November 2, 1-3 PM
Get your tickets HERE
Considered "the cornerstone of the civilized world," the humble pie is celebrated for its versatility (sweet and savory, entree and dessert), its comfort and tradition, and its memory-making magic—bringing us back to simple made-from-scratch home baking and favorite family gatherings. The People's Pie Contest returns this year without the contest, but keeping the opportunity to sample many pies and/or win a pie or prize to take home. We invite you to gather with friends and neighbors to enjoy soup, cider, foot-tapping fiddle music, festive pie feasting and recipe gathering (from the donated pies), and seasonal raffle prizes.
A generous, joy-filled, community-building event. Either participate as a taster or a baker, and go home with delicious new recipes to try this holiday season!
Are you a baker wishing to donate pies to support Dewey Hall? There is no fee to register and you get a discounted ticket to attend the Humble Pie Hullabaloo. Register to Bake HERE
Want to know more about baking pies? Check out the Pie Talk Demo with Deb Bernadini--scroll for more info and the ticket link.
Schedule of Hullabaloo events:
10:00am -11:30am Baker Pie Drop (for those who have pre-registered to bake and donate pies)
11:45am Optional Hike Meet at Bartholemews Cobble in Sheffield
1:00pm Doors open at Dewey Hall:
1:15pm and 2:00pm Pie Talk Demonstrations with Deb Bernadini (Tickets $15, space limited)
2:35pm Raffle for pies and prizes
MORE ABOUT PIE TALK w/ DEB
Register for the Pie Talk Demonstration with Mill River General Store executive baker Deb Bernardini (offered at 1:15 and 2:00; $15) to boost your butter pie crust skills, explore flours and fillings, and gain troubleshooting tips. "Pie-making, especially crust-making, has a reputation for being difficult. I'll show you what a myth that is and how much easier and more delicious it is than frozen, store-bought crust!" she promises. Tickets HERE
Proceeds from the Humble Pie Hullabaloo support the ongoing operations and preservation of the historic Dewey Hall, a center for culture and community in Sheffield, MA.
The Humble Pie Hullabaloo
Pie Tasting, Recipe Share, Soup, Hot Cider, Live Music, Raffle, Optional Hike November 2, 1-3 PM
Get your tickets HERE
Considered "the cornerstone of the civilized world," the humble pie is celebrated for its versatility (sweet and savory, entree and dessert), its comfort and tradition, and its memory-making magic—bringing us back to simple made-from-scratch home baking and favorite family gatherings. The People's Pie Contest returns this year without the contest, but keeping the opportunity to sample many pies and/or win a pie or prize to take home. We invite you to gather with friends and neighbors to enjoy soup, cider, foot-tapping fiddle music, festive pie feasting and recipe gathering (from the donated pies), and seasonal raffle prizes.
A generous, joy-filled, community-building event. Either participate as a taster or a baker, and go home with delicious new recipes to try this holiday season!
Are you a baker wishing to donate pies to support Dewey Hall? There is no fee to register and you get a discounted ticket to attend the Humble Pie Hullabaloo. Register to Bake HERE
Want to know more about baking pies? Check out the Pie Talk Demo with Deb Bernadini--scroll for more info and the ticket link.
Schedule of Hullabaloo events:
10:00am -11:30am Baker Pie Drop (for those who have pre-registered to bake and donate pies)
11:45am Optional Hike Meet at Bartholemews Cobble in Sheffield
1:00pm Doors open at Dewey Hall:
1:15pm and 2:00pm Pie Talk Demonstrations with Deb Bernadini (Tickets $15, space limited)
2:35pm Raffle for pies and prizes
MORE ABOUT PIE TALK w/ DEB
Register for the Pie Talk Demonstration with Mill River General Store executive baker Deb Bernardini (offered at 1:15 and 2:00; $15) to boost your butter pie crust skills, explore flours and fillings, and gain troubleshooting tips. "Pie-making, especially crust-making, has a reputation for being difficult. I'll show you what a myth that is and how much easier and more delicious it is than frozen, store-bought crust!" she promises. Tickets HERE
Proceeds from the Humble Pie Hullabaloo support the ongoing operations and preservation of the historic Dewey Hall, a center for culture and community in Sheffield, MA.
