Empty Bowls is an international effort to fight hunger, implemented in Houston to benefit the Houston Food Bank. The unique lunch fundraiser is a collaboration between Houston area ceramists, woodturners, and artists working in all media and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft.
Attendees enjoy perusing the 1,500-plus one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted bowls donated by Houston area ceramists and craft artists. For each bowl purchased, attendees receive a simple lunch of soup provided by Sweet Tomatoes and bread from Slow Dough Bread Co. The empty bowls purchased serve as a reminder of all the empty bowls in our community and the world. There are also larger bowls available at a higher price (lunch also included.) There will be live music curated by Sofer Entertainment and artist demonstrations throughout the day.
Proceeds will benefit the Houston Food Bank. For each $1 donated to Houston Food Bank, three meals are provided to the hungry.
Empty Bowls is an international effort to fight hunger, implemented in Houston to benefit the Houston Food Bank. The unique lunch fundraiser is a collaboration between Houston area ceramists, woodturners, and artists working in all media and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft.
Attendees enjoy perusing the 1,500-plus one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted bowls donated by Houston area ceramists and craft artists. For each bowl purchased, attendees receive a simple lunch of soup provided by Sweet Tomatoes and bread from Slow Dough Bread Co. The empty bowls purchased serve as a reminder of all the empty bowls in our community and the world. There are also larger bowls available at a higher price (lunch also included.) There will be live music curated by Sofer Entertainment and artist demonstrations throughout the day.
Proceeds will benefit the Houston Food Bank. For each $1 donated to Houston Food Bank, three meals are provided to the hungry.
Empty Bowls is an international effort to fight hunger, implemented in Houston to benefit the Houston Food Bank. The unique lunch fundraiser is a collaboration between Houston area ceramists, woodturners, and artists working in all media and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft.
Attendees enjoy perusing the 1,500-plus one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted bowls donated by Houston area ceramists and craft artists. For each bowl purchased, attendees receive a simple lunch of soup provided by Sweet Tomatoes and bread from Slow Dough Bread Co. The empty bowls purchased serve as a reminder of all the empty bowls in our community and the world. There are also larger bowls available at a higher price (lunch also included.) There will be live music curated by Sofer Entertainment and artist demonstrations throughout the day.
Proceeds will benefit the Houston Food Bank. For each $1 donated to Houston Food Bank, three meals are provided to the hungry.