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    A Virtual Afternoon With Fanny Singer & Alice Waters

    by The Virtual Book Channel May 02, 2020 1 minute

    Join us online as Fanny Singer and Alice Waters discuss Always Home: A Daughter’s Recipes & Stories.

    Foodies everywhere, as we prepare for a Mother’s Day unlike any other, let the mother-and-daughter team of Fanny Singer and Alice Waters into your home kitchens to celebrate the power of food and family! As the daughter of the revered chef, restaurateur, food icon and activist, Fanny knows intimately the daily routines of someone who honors beauty and taste in each simple action, and translates her mother’s philosophies in her own words and style. They will chat together about their unique world of food, wine, and travel, filled with mouth-watering traditions and sumptuous feasts.

    We welcome you to engage and ask questions as you join us live from your balcony or bedroom for an inspiring conversation online!

    Register for the livestream here and watch the livestream below at 2pm EST!

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