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New Years Eve 10-Course Chef’s Tasting Dinner

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

uncork 2012This New Year’s Eve, be sure to reserve your spot at Flow for our Chef’s Tasting Celebration Dinner. We are ready to roll out the red carpet for you with our specially prepared New Year’s Eve Celebration Dinner featuring 10 incredible courses for $85 pp + tax/gratuity.

To accommodate your holiday schedule, we are offering two seatings on two days (December 30 and December 31st)  at 5 PM and 8 PM. Please  join us for  FOOD ART DRINK at FLOW and have a Healthy, Happy, Prosperous and Joyful New Year!

Course 1

Amuse-Guele

Course 2

Sweet Corn and Cilantro Soup with Roasted Cauliflower Dumpling

Course 3

Pan Seared Foie Gras, Fig Preserves, Brioche Crouton,

And Basil Oil

Course 4

Gigamoto Oyster with Jalapeno Mignonette

Course 5

Rosemary and Tomato Braised Rabbit Ravioli with

Roasted Tomato Jus

Course 6 (choice of one)

Pan Seared Halibut with Sauteed Leeks and Wild Mushrooms

Over Roasted Parsnip Puree

Char Grilled Quail with Red Wine Plum Reduction

Spring Mountain Farm Braised Short Ribs with Garlic Demi Glace

Vegetarian (will depend on availability of produce)

Course 7

Green Papaya Salad

Course 8

Brandy Roasted Asian Pear Tart with Mars Capone Whipped Cream

Course 9

Shot of Hot Espresso with Vanilla Gelato and House made Biscotti

Course 10

Chocolate Truffle with Berries

FLOW Featured in August Issue of Lehigh Valley Style

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

Flow was featured in a four-page spread in the August issue of Lehigh Valley Style Magazine.  We are thrilled with the piece by Carrie Havranek and photography by Olaf Starorypinski.

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August Events at FLOW

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

August

8/20 Lukas JP of Nomad Clientele (9:00 pm) Playing acoustic favorites and the hottest original tunes.


Lukas JP of Nomad Clientele at FLOW

Lukas JP of Nomad Clientele at FLOW

8/12   Liberty  (8:00 pm)

LIBERTY showcases the style of old tyme and bluegrass music that has risen out of the mountains on the strings of banjoes, guitars, and fiddles to give voice in melody and lyric to our rich rural and spiritual ancestry. Nancy Porambo on mandolin has a long history playing bluegrass as harmony vocalist and song writer. Mary Lou Mehl when not on double bass elevates the inherent simplicity of their music on hammered dulcimer and recorder. Paul Mehl authenticates the old tyme style when playing claw hammer banjo and is lead vocalist. Don Douglas on acoustic guitar sustains the melodies with his solid flatpicking technique. Deb Fry is featured on fiddle.

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Liberty

Thru 8/14

Philip Koch, Contemporary Landscape Paintings

Philip Koch, Banner, oil on panel, 24 x 18", 2011


Summer Events at FLOW: Music, Literature and Landscapes

Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

JUNE

6/24 Lukas JP of Nomad Clientele (7:30)

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6/25  “Daedal Doodle”  Book Release Party with Victor Stabin  5  pm

To celebrate the release of Daedal Doodle, a book for word lovers who like to look at pictures, an open-to-the-public free book party is being held for author/illustrator Victor Stabin.

The book party will be held on June 25 at 5 p.m. at the Victor Stabin Gallery at the Morykin-Stabin Building (formerly the Carbon County Cultural Project) next to the Flow Restaurant at 268 W. Broadway in Jim Thorpe.

Stabin will answer questions and sign books. There will be an exhibit illustrating the process of developing Daedal Doodle.

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JULY

7/1  Philip Koch, Contemporary Landscape Paintings

Opening Reception for the Artist Friday, July 1, 7-9 pm

“Our children no longer learn how to read from the great Book of Nature from their own direct experience or how to interact creatively with the seasonal transformations of the planet. They seldom learn where their water comes from or where it goes. We no longer coordinate our human celebration with the great liturgy of the heavens.” — Wendell Berry

“As a kid, I sensed right away that Nature was something of immense power. Year round we’d have strong north winds off the Great Lake raking the beech and birch forest. Winter snows were frequent and deep. It was jaw dropping in its beauty. All my vivid memories are images of being out in that near-wilderness.” –Philip Koch

Philip Koch, Banner, oil on panel, 24 x 18", 2011

The Carbon County Cultural Project is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of contemporary landscape paintings by Philip Koch. This is his first exhibition with the Jim Thorpe gallery.

During a time when there is a staggering disconnect from the natural world in the lives of today’s wired generation, Koch’s landscape paintings recreate a bond and recapture those moments before our over-scheduled lives, smart phones and social networks have all but obliterated our sense of place in nature.  Koch’s work recalls that far too distant primordial memory, and we can once again remember what it is like to inhale the natural world around us.

Philip Koch was born in Rochester, NY and currently lives in the Baltimore area.  Koch is a Professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. He received his MFA from Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana and BFA from Oberlin College, Ohio. Koch’s exhibition Unbroken Thread is on a national tour through 2011and includes stops at the Saginaw Art Museum, MI (2011), Peninsula Fine Arts Center, Newport News, VA (2011) and the Clymer Museum of Art, Ellensburg, WA (2010).  Selected publications include American Art Collector magazine “Philip Koch: Spirit of Place” written about Koch’s solo show at George Billis Gallery in New York in the January, ’09 issue.

An opening reception for the artist will be held at the gallery on July 1 from 7- 9pm.   For more information, please contact Joan Morykin at 570.325.8284

“Summer Down Under” Wine Pairing Dinner at FLOW Thursday, December 16, 2010

Friday, November 26th, 2010

“Summer Down Under” Wine Pairing Dinner at FLOW
Thursday, December 16, 2010 6:30 p.m.
Hosted by Jay Nee

Please join us for our four-course wine pairing dinner to remind you it is summer somewhere in the world, so we’re featuring some of the southern hemisphere’s finest bouquets hosted by Jay Nee from Southern Wine and Spirits.

Course One
Prosciutto Crostini w/ Cantalope and Sage Starfruit Puree
Featured Wine – Drylands Sauvignon Blanc

Course Two
Smoked Duck Salad w/ Mixed Greens, Rose Petals, Dried Cranberries and Herb Goat Cheese Dressing
Featured Wine – Nobilo Pinot Noir

Course Three
Braised Ranch Steak w/ Roasted Sweet Potato Mash,
Grilled Asparagus, Bordelaise
Featured Wine – Tintara Shiraz

Course Four
Roasted Pineapple Tarts w/ Crème de Leche
Featured Wine – Hardys Semillon Botrytis

Join Us and Celebrate Summer Somewhere in the World. Call now to reserve: 570-325-8200 to reserve. 65 pp inclusive of Tax and Gratuity

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