Maison Bodega x PDC: Summer in Provence Dinner Party

$190.00

Our Summer of Dinner Parties begins at Maison Bodega with an intimate evening inspired by the romance of the South of France. We’re having a very European summer without leaving Minneapolis.

Thursday, June 11 at 6pm
Maison Bodega 1911 Pleasant Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Ticket includes 7 course menu + wine
Very limited seating

See menu & full details below.

Our Summer of Dinner Parties begins at Maison Bodega with an intimate evening inspired by the romance of the South of France. We’re having a very European summer without leaving Minneapolis.

Thursday, June 11 at 6pm
Maison Bodega 1911 Pleasant Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Ticket includes 7 course menu + wine
Very limited seating

See menu & full details below.

Summer in Provence Menu

Stuffed Zucchini Flowers
brandade, goldbar squash pudding, laurel

Baby Artichokes with Anchoïade
olive oil, garlic, capers, anchovy

Chilled Zucchini and Basil Soup
zucchini hearts, spinach, basil, curry

Ratatouille Galette
french crust, summer vegetables, herbs

Sourdough Baguette 
beurre de baratte

Branzino en Papillote
fava bean vinaigrette, couscous, preserved lemon

Apricot and Yogurt Semifreddo
burnt honey, violette chantilly, calisson cookies

Creamy Marinated Farmstead Cheese
garlic, black pepper, thyme

Ticket includes food, beverages, and gratuity. Menu subject to change. We can accommodate dietary restrictions with advanced notice. Nonalcoholic pairings are available.

Tickets are nonrefundable.

**Please note: this event will be photographed and filmed. By purchasing a ticket, guests acknowledge that imagery captured during the evening may be used across digital and print channels.

Want to host this dinner party at home?

Bring the Summer in Provence menu to your own table.

About the collaboration

Jamie Malone is a James Beard-nominated chef and founder of Paris Dining Club based in Minneapolis.

“I became a cook because food a is beautiful way to learn about the world. I desired a life full of things to be curious about. I knew that cooking would ensure an endless list of things to discover. Science, art, anthropology, history, regionality, food can bring us anywhere. Food can do something else that is extraordinary, it can connect us. Exploration creates meaning and connection brings joy. I'm determined to find more of both. One subject at a time. Join me. If even for a moment, reject the frenetic, egocentric approach to life. The world is magic, and people are magic. Let’s be curious and open hearted while we allow the world to show us its beauty.”

Liz Gardner is a creative director working across space, image, and cultural narrative. Her work focuses on the development of hospitality and cultural environments as authored worlds—where architecture, design and programming align into a coherent atmosphere over time.

She is currently leading the design preservation of a historic opera house into a cultural destination, alongside select brand and design work and editorial collaborations with FT / HTSI, Cabana Magazine, The New York Times, Rizzoli, and Phaidon.

Through Maison Bodega and Salonnière Paper, she continues to explore material culture, domestic space, and contemporary life.