Dinner
Oswego Trinity United Methodist Church Continues Freewill Dinners, Nu-2-U, Cookie Sales
Human Concerns, Inc. Accepting Registration For Thanksgiving Baskets
Oswego Trinity United Methodist Church Continues Freewill Dinners
A Listing of Free Thanksgiving Dinners in Oswego County
This Thanksgiving day (Thursday, November 26) there are numerous locations throughout Oswego County that will provide free dinner to those in need during the holiday. Here is the complete listing of each location.
Trinity Catholic School Sponsors Interactive Dinner Theater
Trinity Catholic School will be hosting Death in the Ivy Halls, an interactive murder mystery musical comedy dinner theater, on Friday, May 20, at the Oswego Elks Club. The fun begins with a cocktail hour at 6 p.m. followed by dinner and the show starting at 7 p.m.
Salvation Army Guest Chef Dinner Set Wednesday
The next Salvation Army Guest Chef dinner will feature Minetto United Methodist Church members serving up a turkey dinner with all the fixings.
Friends And Sweetheart Dinner Planned
Community Alliance Church located at 4175 State Route 104 will hold its annual “Friends and Sweetheart” dinner on Feb. 19 at the church.
Salvation Army Mystery Chefs To Prepare Dinner
The Oswego Salvation Army is hosting the final Guest Chef Dinner of the year on Dec. 1 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Sold-Out Crowd Enjoys County Flavors At Harvest Dinner
A sold out crowd at The American Foundry enjoyed dinner made by some of Oswego’s finest chefs Friday evening.
The guests and chefs were part of the First Harvest Dinner, a celebration of local agriculture with more than 90 farms around Oswego County donating produce which has been freshly harvested. The dinner was a smash hit among guests who had the opportunity to try some exotic dishes such as roast elk with butternut squash and cranberry barbeque sauce and desserts like stuffed lady apples with amarena cheese.
The event sold out last week and with the overwhelmingly positive feedback the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County hopes to make it into a bigger and more delicious tradition in the future.
