Carolina Farm Trust

About the Event

This is the 5th Annual Night At The Museum presented by Carolina Farm Trust, which is quickly becoming a highlight of the Spring Season. The event features local chefs and mixologists who master their craft with food sourced from urban farms around the Carolinas. Purchasing a ticket for this event not only guarantees you delicious food and drinks, but an opportunity to gather amongst fellow humanitarians and supporters of the sustainability initiative that is catching fire within the United States.

All who join us on this night have made a physical pledge, in one way or another, to the mission of sustainable and equitable food production. At Carolina Farm Trust, we envision thriving farms, healthy people, and communities intimately connected to their food and where it comes from. With the purchase of your Night At The Museum ticket, you’re allowing us to bridge the gap of food inequality here in the Carolinas, while also empowering us to further pivot the infrastructure to unite farmers and consumers once again.

An Event With A Purpose

Our events aren't just to wine and dine our sponsors, but to raise awareness on the growing food insecurity issues that circulate the very cities we live in.

Your attendance directly supports Carolina Farm Trust as we:

- Foster a network of sustainable farms
- Deliver nutrient rich foods to communities
- Preserve land for farming
- Support small farmers
- Collaborate with front line farmers

Purchase a ticket today and become a part of solving the problem.

An Equitable Ticket Model

Quality foods should be available to all, regardless of their economic status, and we model this in everything we do, right down to our ticket pricing. You'll find our tickets for this event are priced on a scale of lowest to highest, but the "perks" of these tickets remain the same. This is for the simple fact that no-one should be left out of the discussion surrounding sustainable farming and the wellness benefits within our foods.

Our tickets have been cleverly named after famous artists, and they range from $25 to $100. We are asking that the lower priced tickets remain available for guests who are often left out of events, such as this one, due to inflated costs.