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Bishop Masquerade Ball, an SFA fundraiser ⟶ March 28, 2020
2020 SFA Spring Symposium, Birmingham ⟶ May 14–17, 2020
SFA Writing Workshop ⟶
July 13–16, 2020
Beginner Oral History Workshop
July 20–23, 2020
Advanced Oral History Workshop
Oct. 8-10, 2020
2020 SFA Fall Symposium, Oxford
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February 22, 2020
Bishop Masquerade Ball, an SFA fundraiser ⟶ March 28, 2020
2020 SFA Spring Symposium, Birmingham ⟶ May 14–17, 2020
SFA Writing Workshop ⟶
July 13–16, 2020
Beginner Oral History Workshop
July 20–23, 2020
Advanced Oral History Workshop
Oct. 8-10, 2020
2020 SFA Fall Symposium, Oxford

Films

The SFA’s films celebrate the people and places who enrich the landscape of Southern food and culture.

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Sour, Sweet, Spicy: Making Home in Oxford, Mississippi

Directed By Victoria De Leone | Produced By Ava Lowrey

In this 2017 summer documentary internship project, Victoria De Leone profiles of Rasita Palawan of Zaap Thai in Oxford, Mississippi.

More Films

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Ann Abadie

Founding member Ann Abadie reflects on the growth of foodways in cultural studies.

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Ben and Karen Barker

SFA founding members Ben and Karen Barker explain the importance of restaurant workers to the SFA audience.

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Charles Wilson

Founding member Charles Wilson discusses SFA as an incubator for academics and the role of SFA in delivering academic ideas to a popular audience.

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Damon Lee Fowler

SFA Founding member and culinary historian Damon Lee Fowler describes the significance of recognizing Southern food as regional cuisine.

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Frank Stitt

SFA founding member Frank Stitt recalls the menu he created for the Founders Dinner.

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20 Years, 20 Founders: Joe Randall

SFA founding member Joe Randall talks the importance of recognizing chefs and pitmasters of color and their contributions to Southern food in this Founders Short.

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