DRY Teams Up With the Billy Harris Dinner Series
Do you know Billy Harris? If not, you should. You really should. Billy runs in the most enviable of food industry circles, emcees some of the best event in the culinary world, and he recently began hosting his own epic dinner series. He is very connected and well-liked and frank and fun. His hair and flair are unmistakably “Billy.” In case you missed it somehow, that’s him above.
He says things like, “Oh yes, that Nancy Silverton episode of Chef’s Table was filmed right next to my villa in Italy. Isn’t she just so wonderful?” And then he invites you to a five course meal prepared by Nancy and her team at Osteria Mozza in LA.
You say “yes,” and get yourself to SoCal. There are a lot of beautiful LA-type people there and you let yourself relish in it. You hear someone say the producer of New Girl is in the room and you glance around looking for Zoey Deschanel, which makes no sense at all. But then YOU GET TO MEET CHEF NANCY SILVERTON, and almost more importantly, you get to eat her mind blowing pizza. The pizza lives up to the hype, which is a tall order, because there’s a lot of hype.
DRY Blood Orange. You meet the blogger behind Love and Loathing LA. Although she is 50 shades cooler than you, she is so nice and down to earth that you are thankful she is successful. And then you help raise money for charities like No Kid Hungry, Alex’s Lemonade Stand and Piggy Bank. It ends abruptly when you realize you have a flight to catch and still need to return the van you rented (long story – we are always multitasking at DRY). But it’s an amazing night that has filled all your senses to the brim. You will never ever forget it.
Here’s an idea of what it was like:
Yup, Billy Harris makes that ^ happen. How, you might ask? He has been hosting food events for over 20 years, and has worked alongside stars chefs like Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray and has even been a judge on Iron Chef America. He’s emceed events like The Aspen Food and Wine Classic. He also has his own award winning video series entitled “Hanging with Harris,” during which has interviewed 125+ of the culinary world’s greatest characters, including our own CEO and Founder, Sharelle Klaus.
His eight-event spring LA dinner series, which included Osteria Mozza, sold out. But here’s the good part – anyone can attend an upcoming Billy Harris Dinner! Billy just kicked off a new series in New York this October 31 – November 16. Check it out:
10/31: Jonathon Waxman / Barbuto
11/1: Jamie Bissonette / Toro
11/2: Anne Burrell / Phil and Anne’s Good Time Lounge
11/4: Justin Smillie / Upland
11/6: Mario Batali / Del Posto
11/7: Joey Camponaro / Little Owl Townhouse
11/12: Marcus Glocker / Batard
11/13: Marc Murphy / Landmarc
11/14: Vartan Abgaryan / James Beard House
11/15: Scott Conant / The SC Culinary Studio
11/16: Alex Guarnaschelli / Butter
Every ticket offers a solid two-for-one amazing life experience + donation to the aforementioned charities! For more event photos, scroll down. For more information and tickets to the series, visit billyharris.com/dinner-series. We hope to see you there.
Cheers!
He says things like, “Oh yes, that Nancy Silverton episode of Chef’s Table was filmed right next to my villa in Italy. Isn’t she just so wonderful?” And then he invites you to a five course meal prepared by Nancy and her team at Osteria Mozza in LA.
You say “yes,” and get yourself to SoCal. There are a lot of beautiful LA-type people there and you let yourself relish in it. You hear someone say the producer of New Girl is in the room and you glance around looking for Zoey Deschanel, which makes no sense at all. But then YOU GET TO MEET CHEF NANCY SILVERTON, and almost more importantly, you get to eat her mind blowing pizza. The pizza lives up to the hype, which is a tall order, because there’s a lot of hype.DRY Blood Orange. You meet the blogger behind Love and Loathing LA. Although she is 50 shades cooler than you, she is so nice and down to earth that you are thankful she is successful. And then you help raise money for charities like No Kid Hungry, Alex’s Lemonade Stand and Piggy Bank. It ends abruptly when you realize you have a flight to catch and still need to return the van you rented (long story – we are always multitasking at DRY). But it’s an amazing night that has filled all your senses to the brim. You will never ever forget it.Here’s an idea of what it was like:
Yup, Billy Harris makes that ^ happen. How, you might ask? He has been hosting food events for over 20 years, and has worked alongside stars chefs like Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray and has even been a judge on Iron Chef America. He’s emceed events like The Aspen Food and Wine Classic. He also has his own award winning video series entitled “Hanging with Harris,” during which has interviewed 125+ of the culinary world’s greatest characters, including our own CEO and Founder, Sharelle Klaus.
His eight-event spring LA dinner series, which included Osteria Mozza, sold out. But here’s the good part – anyone can attend an upcoming Billy Harris Dinner! Billy just kicked off a new series in New York this October 31 – November 16. Check it out:
10/31: Jonathon Waxman / Barbuto
11/1: Jamie Bissonette / Toro
11/2: Anne Burrell / Phil and Anne’s Good Time Lounge
11/4: Justin Smillie / Upland
11/6: Mario Batali / Del Posto
11/7: Joey Camponaro / Little Owl Townhouse
11/12: Marcus Glocker / Batard
11/13: Marc Murphy / Landmarc
11/14: Vartan Abgaryan / James Beard House
11/15: Scott Conant / The SC Culinary Studio
11/16: Alex Guarnaschelli / Butter
Every ticket offers a solid two-for-one amazing life experience + donation to the aforementioned charities! For more event photos, scroll down. For more information and tickets to the series, visit billyharris.com/dinner-series. We hope to see you there.
Cheers!