Join us in the Dining Room (upstairs) for a potluck dinner followed by a screening of the acclaimed film Babette’s Feast.

Evening Schedule

• 6-6:30 p.m. – Potluck Dinner
• 6:30 p.m. – Screening of Babette’s Feast
• Following the Movie – Informal conversation and dessert

Bring a Dish to Share

Please bring a favorite dish to contribute to the potluck dinner. No RSVP is required, but if you already know what you’ll be bringing, please email Deborah McDowell at gro.notsnaveserptsrif@llewodcmd.

About Babette’s Feast

Rated G and suitable for all ages, Babette’s Feast is a warm and thought-provoking story set in a remote Danish village during the 1870s.

Two elderly sisters, devoted to the Christian faith and the legacy of their father, a beloved pastor, offer refuge to Babette, a French woman fleeing the Franco-Prussian War. Babette gratefully serves as their housekeeper for fourteen years without pay. When she unexpectedly wins a large lottery prize, she chooses to honor the centennial of the sisters’ father’s birth by preparing an extraordinary French feast for the remaining members of the congregation.

As exotic ingredients begin arriving from France, the simple villagers become suspicious that something improper may be underway. What follows is a moving story about grace, generosity, community, and the transforming power of hospitality.

The film is presented in Danish, French, and Swedish with English subtitles.

Watch the Trailer

View the Babette’s Feast trailer on YouTube

Join us for a delightful evening of shared food, meaningful conversation, and a beloved classic film.