OUT: Conning friends into paying for your locally grown food.
IN: Bringing friends (and paying nothing) to attend FoodCon on March 5 at the Harrison Center for the Arts. Thanks to the joint efforts of the Harrison Center and Indiana Humanities Council, everyone has the opportunity to enjoy, learn about, and be immersed in the total sensory experience that is food, while also taking in art exhibitions, poetry, films and lectures, and hand-on activities. Sample the goods while mingling with local farmers, urban gardeners, and other fascinating foodies.

OUT: Cramming whole pies into your piehole, watching your waistline grow.
IN: Cramming knowledge into your noggin’ about how food grows. Prior to FoodCon,the Indiana Humanities Council (located across the street from the Harrison Center) will host a pre-party event from 5-6 p.m.  This event is in conjunction with Food for Thought, a statewide program developed by the Indiana Humanities Council to address issues like hunger, nutrition, food production, obesity, food security, and safety.

Bon appétit!