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Make Your Own Miso, Wines of the World, and an Urban Farm-to-Table Dinner

Food and drink news you can use: make plans for Driftwood's Summer Fest, drink (natural) wines of the world, learn how to make miso, enjoy an urban farm dinner, and cheers with Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy's new Eleventh Hour Brewing beer.

Make Your Own Miso, Wines of the World, and an Urban Farm-to-Table Dinner

Make Your Own Miso

It’s your last chance to participate in the East End Food Co-op’s fermentation series with Community Cultures. Sign up to learn how to make miso from different types of legumes on Aug. 7 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Ticket cost is by donation.

Farm-to-Table Dinner

Join Grow Pittsburgh for a three-course meal from Veggies N’at and Goodlander Brewing cocktails at Ineffable Café on Aug. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $60-100, and proceeds help the organization teach people how to grow food in their neighborhoods.

Beer at the Bosque

Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is teaming up with Eleventh Hour Brewing for a summer series in Schenley Plaza. Listen to music, play lawn games, and try the limited-edition Schenley Park Brew on Aug. 4 and 5 and Sept. 15 and 16. Proceeds benefit Pittsburgh’s parks.

Around the World in 30 Wines

Nine O’Clock Wines and The Salon are hosting a series that takes you on a journey to the world’s most important wine-making countries, all through a sip of a glass. The first class, The Wines of Spain, on Aug. 10 will include tastings of five wines with cheese pairings from Chantal’s Cheese Shop in Bloomfield. Tickets are $65-75.

Driftwood Summer Fest

Next Saturday: Driftwood Oven is hosting a free day of music, food, beer, art, and community at Bay 41 in Lawrenceville from 2 to 7 p.m.