Mott Eats, Arts & Beats 2019

4.25.19
MCC Event Center
Photography By Kayce McClure

This event was a launch party for Making Memories from Scratch, a collection of recipes and memories from Mott students, faculty and staff compiled by Debra Gibes (at left), with proceeds to benefit the Mott Eats Food Pantry. Attendees enjoyed food prepared by the MCC Culinary Arts program, giveaways, music by the MCC Jazz Band, food-themed artwork including pottery bowls for purchase made by MCC Art students, family-friendly activities and food demonstrations.

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