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 Events
 
It’s easy to take part in the events. Just click on a link in the “Book an Event” list to see what’s available and then follow the steps to complete the booking process.

There are a limited number of places for each event so we recommend booking well in advance. If spaces are still available, we accept bookings up to 24 hours before the event starts. Bookings can be cancelled up to a week in advance. Refunds will not be given for cancellations with less than a week’s notice.

All event participants get two hours free parking in any of the Lingotto garages. Slow Food members get 10% off all the events in the calendar.

The calendar of lessons is subject to change. Any changes will be communicated at the earliest possible opportunity. If an event is cancelled Eataly will provide a full refund.

 
COOKING WITH CHEFS - There’s plenty to learn for both newbies and pros as renowned Italian chefs cook in a 18-seat classroom, equipped with a demonstration kitchen. Here they’ll prepare the dishes, making fine food the focus of a lesson in which the chefs will talk through the recipes as well as explaining to the audience how to select ingredients, work with them, cook with them and present the final plate.   DINING WITH TOP CHEFS - Don’t miss a great night out as the great chefs of Italy transfer their restaurants to the spectacular Guido restaurant. Here they will showcase their talents with a menu specially composed for the occasion, paired with important wines from Italy.
 
APERITIVO WITH THE WINEMAKER - Meet the people who make the wine sold in the Eataly enoteca. Sample a selection of their wines as the winemakers themselves guide you through the tasting. It’s an opportunity for an intriguing and educational pre-dinner drink, the wines accompanied by the aperitivo of the day.   EATINERARIES - Tangible and conscious sensory experiences together with the chance to understand the techniques and cultural context which create a food product, a wine or a dish. A highly enjoyable school of taste based on a direct approach to the product and a rapport with experts and producers. Comparative tastings, unusual matchings, information on how products are made and an understanding of the organoleptic characteristics needed to build a code of sensory pleasure, under the banner of “food + culture".