Labor + Innovation: Women in Food

The Baltimore Museum of Industry presents Labor + Innovation: Women In Food. Join us for an evening of taste and sound in partnership with Taste & Turntables by program Producer, Cheyanne Zadia.

Labor + Innovation is a quarterly series of candid conversations at the intersections of work and art. Featuring thoughtful discussions led by everyday workers, activists, and industry leaders, the series delves into the complexities of modern labor and explores innovative solutions for a more equitable future.

This special evening will explore the intersection of innovation and the culinary world, featuring influential women shaping the future of food. In addition to the panel discussion a collaboration with Taste & Turntables will provide a sensory experience like no other—where culinary creativity meets the power of music. The evening will include a discussion moderated by Aaron Henkin, a thoughtfully curated three-course tasting, and a DJ set designed to complement the flavors of each dish.

Our esteemed panelists for this culinary exploration are;

Irena Stein | Owner; Alma Cocina
Jasmine Norton | Executive Chef/Owner; Urban Oyster
Lane Harlan | Owner; Clavel, WC Harlan, Fadensonnen, The Coral Wig
Chef Demi Unique | Private Chef

About Taste & Turntables:

Taste & Turntables is an culinary art and sound experience curated by Cheyanne Zadia and powered by Wvrdrobe, an experience production studio. Designed to cultivate communion, the event blends the artistry of food, music, and storytelling to celebrate diverse cultures. At the heart of Taste & Turntables is a commitment to honoring cultural differences through shared experiences—where the table becomes a gathering space for connection, and the turntables set the rhythm for collective joy. With a curated mix of chefs, DJs, and creatives, the event is a multisensory journey that uplifts the legacy, creativity, and future of food.

Join BMI staff, friends, family and the Baltimore community on Thursday, April 24th at 5PM, at the Baltimore Museum of Industry – 1415 Key Highway, Baltimore, Maryland.

The program is FREE with registration. Click the button below to sign up.