If anyone is interested, the Toronto based authors of the superb book “Mangoes & Curry Leaves: Culinary Travels through the Great Subcontinent” - Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid – are doing a talk and sampling... (0 replies, last updated by Sharky May 9, 2007)

I was trying to find a textile mill still in business in Kings Mtn this week and came upon a wonderous sight. I took the Kings Mtn exit off I-85 (south bound it is just after the Firestone plant on your left) and headed toward... (0 replies, last updated by Michael B August 15, 2003)

could take any level class). Would love to go to food markets too. Any local restaurants for lunches would be great too. Also, am there to find used saris/fabrics to use in my own textile art if anyone knows of those markets too.... (2 replies, last updated by mdamsel January 13, 2009)

Looking to pick up some Corned beef and fish and chip before the wizards game Sat. Anyone recommend a place. (12 replies, last updated by NoVaDog March 20, 2007)

saved a test recipe where I tested some of the Textile formatting codes, but then I found that I am not given the option to delete the test recipe I submitted. I would like the ingredients list of the recipe submission form to... (0 replies, last updated by Berkana October 21, 2009)

After watching my niece in the Textile Regatta in Lowell today, we headed to Bainbridge’s only to find it closed on Sundays. We had passed the rather pedestrian-looking but obviously open Glenview Pub on the way, so headed... (0 replies, last updated by bear October 5, 2009)

Both enjoyable places and nice to have in the neighbourhood. • Cafe at FTM (Fabric & Textile Museum) Very likable muffins; blueberry version had a nice lush blueberry flavour, the plain one with cream and jam was also good. Danish... (1 reply, last updated by limster May 16, 2009)

Haven’t been yet to (if you have to ask how much, ur in the wrong restaurant)Textile or Voice but the reviews have been steller. DaMarco is a rare but for special occasions visit favorite. (31 replies, last updated by zorra August 27, 2009)

We live in DC and are planning a trip to Baltimore. I have been searching for a cafeteria that I heard about a long time ago. I know they sell food and homemade textiles and the money goes to support developmentally disabled and... (3 replies, last updated by hon June 28, 2008)

in California and also to a organic textiles company. I think her organic beauty tips, usually involving food, are interesting as well. I did watch one where she made granola and it looked very good. (2 replies, last updated by mnosyne August 3, 2006)

I was over at Desiree today on the way to the extraordinary exhibit of Mayan textiles across the way at the Presidio Officers' Club. I had thought it might be deserted this week, but the museum-goers had it packed by lunch time.... (0 replies, last updated by Windy December 23, 2004)

to the museum 60 years ago by the Mexican government. Rather than arrange things by category — jewlery, pottery, textiles, etc — the exhibit has been arranged by region of Mexico, and all 31 Mexican states are... (0 replies, last updated by Gayla June 3, 2002)

so humble surroundings = good BBQ? Perhaps that explains the best BBQ I have ever had. I was at textile plant in Lincolnton, NC sitting in on a meeting. They catered in BBQ to the conference room, I don’t know from where,... (9 replies, last updated by Dustin Vanderbunt April 27, 2006)

To add to Bulldozer’s price-is-not-an-issue list, I’d recommend Textile hands down over anywhere else in town right now. Da Marco is great for Houston but completely recognizable as a Batali ripoff. I eat there... (8 replies, last updated by mgovshteyn April 11, 2009)

Ah, your conference must be at the Palmetto Expo (or as it was formerly called...textile hall) I, too, was in textiles until recently when our company, a greige goods manufacturer for the women’s apparel segment went... (4 replies, last updated by bartiger August 26, 2002)