Miche Opening Night

6116 South Citrus Avenue,Los Angeles CA 90043

31 July, 2021

Description

Join us on July 31st for an intimate five-course community dinner and live music event in the heart of Windsor Hills, Los Angeles. Schedule: 5-6pm - Meet & mingle6pm - First course servedLive music performance will accompany dessertAbout Miche: Miche is a pop-up food and music event that orchestrates intimate dining experiences grounded in community. We fuse delicious meals and entertainment to curate uniquely empowering experiences that provide both the comfort of home and the elegance of eating out. We offer the excitement of adventure and the liberation of a world designed to encourage everyone to be themselves. Free of judgment. Full of food. Instagram: @eatmiche This event is BYOB. Chef Biography        Maël Raoult, a French-American citizen and native of Rochester, NY is a world-taught chef and musician based out of Los Angeles, CA. After completing his studies in language acquisition in 2010 at Pitzer College he collectively founded and managed an experimental homestead farming project in Western Massachusetts. His true passion for cooking manifested itself as a product of an agricultural lifestyle in tandem with the food he grew.        Since the resolution of the project in 2013, Maël has moved around the world in pursuit of peripatetic contrast to the stationary practice of a farmer. He is fluent in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, and has studied German, Norwegian, Quechua, and Arabic. He has lived in four American states, Ecuador, Morocco, and Peru and has personally catered events and performed in New York, Massachusetts, California, Norway, and France. Maël is proud of his French Heritage and has traveled to Normandy over the years to learn from his grandmother Marcelle in honor of her culinary traditions. He now incorporates that experience in conjunction with his identity as a farmer, musician, linguist, and freelance caterer into an integrative approach with the objective of sharing his crafts as one collective expression.