Artists' Table with Artist Anthony Akinbola & Chef Rōze Traore
Watermill's Artists' Table series pairs acclaimed visual artist Anthony Akinbola with Chef Rōze Traore for an intimate afternoon conversation over a farm-to-table meal. The format keeps things small and conversational—you're eating and talking art, not just watching from theater seats. Watermill Towd Road can be tricky to find first time, but there's parking on-site.
Watermill’s Artists’ Table series pairs acclaimed visual artist Anthony Akinbola with Chef Rōze Traore for an intimate afternoon conversation over a farm-to-table meal. The format keeps things small and conversational—you’re eating and talking art, not just watching from theater seats. Watermill Towd Road can be tricky to find first time, but there’s parking on-site.
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