IACP Food History Symposium - All Things Culinary Around the World in 1849 and Their Convergence Upon California  
 
Date:  October 8 - 10, 2009

Location: Wine and Roses Inn, Lodi, California

Registration Deadline: September 1, 2009
 
Click here to register today!  

The year is 1849, and the pioneers that  have come to California, "are not the self-satisfied, happy and content people, but the adventurous, the restless, and the daring. They are different from those who have settled in other western states. They haven't come west for home and security, but for adventure and money."    

Click here to access the Registration Form (pdf).

Please complete the form and return it with your payment to the attention of Anna Carver at IACP Headquarters via: 

Email: acarver@iacp.com  
Fax: 404-252-0774
Mail: 1100 Johnson Ferry Road, Suite 300, Atlanta, GA 30342

Registration forms must be received by September 1, 2009.

Location: The Historic Wine and Roses Inn, Lodi, California
Wine & Roses provides a comfortable and relaxing environment for IACP's 4th Annual Food History Symposium. The hotel is set within seven acres of towering trees and serene botanical gardens in the beautiful Lodi Wine Country. Wine and Roses is just 45 minutes south of Sacramento and 90 minutes east of the Bay Area.

IACP's special symposium rates average $140 for a two-night stay, but the hotel has multiple room options available, including Historic Inn Rooms and King Suites with fireplaces (see the detailed hotel rate table below). To reserve a room, please visit the Wine and Roses Web site (www.winerose.com) or call (209) 334-6988. Be sure to mention that you are with the IACP Food History Symposium to ensure that you receive the group rates. 

Symposium Questions?  Contact Anna Carver at acarver@iacp.com or (678) 303-3033

Register today for The Fourth IACP Food History Symposium, "All Things Culinary Around the World in 1849" as we recount the culinary history of the mid 19th century around the globe and how these traditions converged on California during the Gold Rush era.  

Spectacular speakers including Darra Goldstein, Andy Smith, Jeff Pilcher and Carol Helstosky (to name a few) will explain how this unique time in history influenced the following decades in different regions of the world.
 
Scheduled at the end of the California grape harvest, the entire area will be redolent of fermentation, promising an intimate and wine-soaked weekend.
 
Symposium Registration
The registration fee is $450 per person and includes food and local wine-related events that take place during the symposium. Registration is limited to 50 people and is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment is required to reserve your space.