Tree Crops Dinner
at Third Place Processing

Saturday, June 13, 5-8pm
Bechtelsville, PA

Tree crops like hickory and hazelnut have fed people in this region for centuries, and a growing community of growers, processors, and food makers are working to bring them back as everyday pantry ingredients. This dinner is a chance to gather that community around a meal, in a working nut processing facility in the Oley Valley, and taste what a Mid-Atlantic forest pantry can actually look like. We're partnering with Local Bound to source from southeastern PA producers and putting the oils we press at Third Place Processing at the center of the table.

Are you a grower, grocer, chef, or food industry professional? This event is complimentary but space is limited.

Reach out to brian@3.place to inquire about availability.

    • Buffet style dinner in our newly developed tree crops processing facility

    • The chance to make connections with growers, grocers, distributors and food professionals

  • This event is free but space is limited.

    Please reach out to us for availability.

  • Email brian@3.place to inquire.

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FAQ

    • A deposit equal to one night’s stay (or 50% for stays longer than 2 nights) is required at the time of booking.

    • A valid credit card authorization is required to confirm your reservation.

    • Cancel with full refund within 48 hours of booking

    • Cancel with 50% refund until 7 days before arrival and none thereafter

    • If you book within 7 days of arrival, the full cost of your stay will be charged at the time of booking.

    • For all other reservations, the remaining balance will be charged 7 days prior to check-in.

    • Check in is at 3pm.

    • Check out is at 11am.

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  • Bloom Farm is located in historic Oley, Pennsylvania, about 1 hour from Philadelphia and about 2.5 hours from New York City. The exact address will be provided upon booking.

  • Yes! Kindly provide your dietary restrictions upon booking. You can learn more about our dining program here.