Palates to Palettes is coming back!

The two near neighbors are fielding a team of 30 kids to explore the intersection of fine art and culinary masterpieces. The kids will work together for six months to visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art and a fine dining restaurant to learn about careers in art, design, culinary arts, and hospitality management.

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Palates to Palettes is coming back!

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  • L to r: Leslie Grace (Neb) , Deva Watson (St. Peters) Matt Evans (SP) and Natalie Caitin-St. Louis (Nebinger).

Two Philadelphia K-8 schools are collaborating this year to bring Palates to Palettes to their students: George W. Nebinger Elementary School and St. Peter’s School.

The two near neighbors are fielding a team of 30 kids to explore the intersection of fine art and culinary masterpieces. The kids will work together for six months to visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art and a fine dining restaurant to learn about careers in art, design, culinary arts and hospitality management.

The program this year is possible through the generosity of several wonderful partners:

  • Bistrot La Minette,
  • COOK
  • Drexel University’s School of Culinary Arts & Food Science and Hospitality Management
  • Barbara Bassett, Education Curator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and
  • Photographer Jason Varney

Here’s a piece of art made in a previous P2P at Steven Starr’s Granite Hill at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

by Jose Rosero

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