The Long Table Dinner Series - Fourth Stop California

Name: The Long Table Dinner Series - Fourth Stop California
Start: 2026-03-28T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-03-28T21:30:00-04:00
Location: 6410 Chase Bridge Road, Grayling, MI, United States, Michigan 49738

Schedule

Sat Mar 28 2026 at 06:00 pm to 09:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

6410 Chase Bridge Road, Grayling, MI, United States, Michigan 49738 | Grayling, MI

The Long Table: A dinner series inspired by the world’s longest-living cultures
Fourth Stop Uncommon California
Pull up a chair and join us at The Long Table—a farm-to-table dining experience where Chef Kaytie introduces unforgettable flavors and deep connection, bringing you to the place where timeless traditions meet. Inspired by the lifestyle practices of the world’s Blue Zones, each gathering is a celebration of both wellness, indulgence and longevity.
Set around a beautifully styled communal table in a space defined by artistic and intentional beauty, guests are treated to some of the tastiest, most luxurious meals crafted from the season’s freshest ingredients. Every dish is made with care—rich in flavor, vibrant in color, and rooted in the culinary wisdom of cultures that thrive in health, joy, and connection.
This is not just a meal—it is a sensory journey that invites you to slow down, savor, and reconnect with what truly nourishes us. Our Journey Around The Long Table includes the tastes of:
# 1 Sardinia, Italy
#2 Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica
#3 Icaria, Greece
#4 California
#5 Okinawa, Japan
Menus will be revealed weekly, allowing each dinner to be guided by the finest ingredients available from local farms and trusted suppliers at their peak. Special guest collaborators will be announced for each event, offering added perspective through wellness, culture, storytelling, and craft—making every evening at The Long Table unique and memorable.
Limited seating. Advance reservations required.
About Blue Zones
Blue Zones are regions around the world where people regularly live to 100 and beyond, supported by diets rich in locally and sustainably sourced plants & protein, strong social bonds, and a slower, more intentional pace of life. These centenarian communities remind us that longevity isn’t simply about living longer—it’s about living better.