My neighbor, and fellow dairyfarmer, Casey Stechnij will be hosting the first travelling AZ Locavore dinner this Saturday night. I didn’t see it posted anywhere else, and thought everyone might want to know. I have a...

I’m planning on attending a little get together with my book club where we’ll be discussing local food issues and such. Thought it might be nice to have it at a locavore joint and I’m looking for...

One writer makes a case for the antilocavore diet.

://www.meadowlarkrestaurant.com/ As for Cincy, I second jb’s recommendation of Nectar and was also very impressed with Honey in Northside. Others that fit the locavore designation are Slim’s (Northside) and Green Dog, a recently...

will be there early enough for the meet and greet! February Tapino Locavore Dinner http://www.chowhound.com/topics/492581#3440483

Portland’s Country Cat Dinnerhouse & Bar.

New York magazine fronts a writer’s slapstick attempt to eat out of his own backyard.

It seems like we were all wondering just exactly when the local food movement would be co-opted …

The smoky seductions of roasted tri-tip and Kentucky ham.

Does locavorism make economic sense? The Freakonomics blog wonders.

Should a locavore diet involve some sort of sacrifice?

Wired News presents a good overview of the “locavore” phenomenon—well-meaning folks doing their best to eat food produced within an arbitrary (generally less than 500 miles) distance of their homes.

Yes! There are locavores in the flyover states. They just have to work a little harder at it.

The Ethicurean on the joys of good local cider vinegar. (Honest.)

Farming is now art, or architecture, or something, according to MoMA, which is turning P.S. 1’s courtyard into a cardboard-tube garden.