Meal Times
Nov. 4-13
By Virginia B. Wood, Fri., Nov. 4, 2011
› Edible Austin presents Ellen Sweets discussing her friend Molly Ivins at BookPeople (603 N. Lamar), with Saint Arnold beer, chili, and cornbread. Sweets will sign copies of her book Stirring It Up with Molly Ivins: A Memoir With Recipes. Friday, Nov. 4, 7pm.
› Slow Food Austin hosts a farm tour and barn dance at Montesino Ranch near Wimberley. $15 for the tour and fresh produce; $25 for tour, produce, and dance. Purchase tickets at www.slowfoodaustinmontesino.eventbee.com. Saturday, Nov. 5, 5pm.
› Support Helping Hands of Dripping Springs by purchasing a unique pottery bowl filled with gourmet soup at the Empty Bowl Project benefit at Sunset Canyon Pottery (4002 Hwy. 290 E.). $20 donation for bowl and soup. Sunday, Nov. 6, 11am-3pm.
› Mobile Loaves & Fishes hosts a luncheon at Jack Allen's Kitchen (7720 Hwy. 71 W.) to benefit community outreach programs for the homeless, Clean Slate Austin and Genesis Gardens. Tickets are $30 at www.mlf.org. Sunday, Nov. 6, 2:30-4:30pm.
› Hudson's on the Bend (3509 RR 620 N.) offers a multicourse dinner prepared by Executive Chef Kelly Casey, paired with distinctive Old World wines. $150; reserve with credit card at 266-1369. Thursday, Nov. 10, 7-9pm.
› Bring a new toy for a child aged infant to 15 years to the SafePlace Christmas Toy Drive at Santa Rita Cantina (5900 W. Slaughter). Enjoy happy hour prices all evening, Milagro Tequila drink specials, a silent auction benefit, and drawings for prizes and giveaways. Thursday,
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