Farmhouse tables set amongst Georgia's native flowers serve as the backdrop for the annual Root House Harvest Dinner, returning September 13. Scheduled to take place at the historic William Root House gardens in Marietta, this event invites participants to indulge in a Southern-style meal complete with appetizers, fried chicken, seasonal vegetables, and dessert, all while supporting the Root House Museum & Garden, according to an announcement from Cobb Landmarks.
Those interested in attending this rustic experience are encouraged to reserve their spot online as space is said to be limited; the dinner will run from 6:00pm until 8:30pm at 80 N Marietta Parkway, NW in Marietta, GA. Ticket sales directly contribute to the preservation efforts of the Root House Museum, famed for providing insights into the 19th-century lifestyle in Marietta.
Cobb Landmarks & Historical Society, the organization behind the Harvest Dinner, focuses on maintaining and showcasing the historical and architectural beauty of Cobb County through educational programs, advocacy, and preserving landmarks such as the William Root House. The society underlines the importance of linking the past to the present by stewardship of sites that echo the region's history and culture.
For those interested in experiencing this tradition, reservations and more information about the Harvest Dinner can be found on the Root House Museum website under the Harvest tab, capture a slice of history while partaking in a meal that celebrates the area's rich heritage and flavors.
