The Asheville Queer Supper Club

Asheville Queer Supper Club
Gather Around the Soup Pot 🎃🍂🥣🥖

For October's Supper Club, we're filling the table with homemade soups, hearty stews, and all the cozy flavors of fall. If you enjoy baking, we'd love for you to bring a fresh loaf of crusty bread to share.
I'll be bringing a rosemary olive loaf, a recipe I learned while living overseas, and french onion soup.

A goal of mine at the beginning of the year was to start a queer supper club. My hope is that these dinners become more than just a meal. That they become a place to slow down, cook with intention, and build the kind of community that feels increasingly hard to find. Good food has always had a way of bringing people together, and I'm excited to see what happens when we make room for it to do just that.

This isn't a restaurant meetup. It's a return to the tradition of gathering around a shared table, where everyone contributes, everyone belongs, and community is built one meal at a time.

How it works

• Limited to 6 people to keep the evening intimate and conversational.
• The goal is homemade food. This isn't about perfection—it's about sharing something you've created.
• I'll host in my home, provide the space, set the table, and create the atmosphere.

This isn't a cooking competition, it's a table where good food, good conversation, and new friendships come together.

Thank you for being here. I can't wait to share a meal with you. All gender expressions are welcomed to the table.

When you RVSP I will respond with direction. I will tell you I am centrally located close to downtown and River Arts District.

November's Queer Supper Club
TV Dinner Night 📺

For November's Supper Club it is about remembering those classic TV dinners with a little something tucked into every compartment.
We’re bringing them back, only this time, everything is homemade.
Join the Asheville Queer Supper Club for a playful throwback night inspired by the classic TV dinners of the 1970s and ’80s. Think chicken pot pie, buttery mashed potatoes, peas and carrots, mac & cheese, creamed spinach, dinner rolls, and of course, a little dessert tucked into the corner like cherry cobbler, and little brownies. I will make the pot pies, vegetable pot pies for vegetarians attending and a chicken pot pie.

Each guest will bring a homemade dish inspired by a classic TV dinner favorite, and together we’ll create our own very upgraded version of dinner in front of the television.

A goal of mine at the beginning of the year was to start a queer supper club. My hope is that these dinners become more than just a meal. That they become a place to slow down, cook with intention, and build the kind of community that feels increasingly hard to find. Good food has always had a way of bringing people together, and I'm excited to see what happens when we make room for it to do just that.

This isn't a restaurant meetup. It's a return to the tradition of gathering around a shared table—where everyone contributes, everyone belongs, and community is built one meal at a time.

How it works

• Limited to 6 people to keep the evening intimate and conversational.
• The goal is homemade food. This isn't about perfection—it's about sharing something you've created.
• I'll host in my home, provide the space, set the table, and create the atmosphere.
• When you RSVP, please comment with the dish you'd like to bring so we can build a balanced menu together. I can fill in any gaps.

Thank you for being here. I can't wait to share a meal with you. All gender expressions are welcomed to the table.

When you RVSP I will respond with directions. I can tell you I am centrally located close to downtown and River Arts District.