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Artist Reception: Saturday April 17 at 630pm 04/07/2010
Meet artists Krista Brock and Kimberly Turner while listening to awesome music by Lauren Lester.  Awesome Art Event this Saturday, March 27 03/22/2010
Please join us for the annual Spring for Handmade arts and fine crafts market presented by Artistree Co-op, adjacent to Infusion Tea. We'll have tents set up in our parking lot, selling all sorts of terrific, locally made, handcrafted items. Plus you can enjoy great vegetarian food and wonderful teas, chocolates, and gelato. We'll have live music throughout the day, including from our house musician Lauren Lester. Hope to see you there!  "Heaven with a side of Sour Cream" 03/15/2010
 Check out our write-up (and some GREAT local art and musings) at this blog. Take a look at our bridal & baby shower packages as well as our birthday party offerings. We make your event effortless so that you can enjoy it! Contact us for date availability and references. And thanks for visiting us at the College Park Farmers Market, each Sunday 10a to 4p. It's been great to see everyone out and about, enjoying this beautiful weather!  Infusion Tea will be at the new College Park Farmers Market! Catch it every Sunday from 10am to 4pm. Come sample tea and the best baked goods in town! Live music, great weather, your community... Poetry Night this Wednesday! 02/23/2010
 Come on out to Soft Exposure this Wednesday to hear the work of Jesse Bradley and to voice your own words with our open mic to a warm and friendly audience. You'll have about 5 minutes to share whatever you wish, be it prose, poetry, or even someone else's work. 7 pm!  Join us for our annual candlelight, gourmet vegan dinner for Valentine's Day. On Saturday, February 13 at 730 pm, we will offer a fabulous four-course experience complete with wine or tea pairings. Dinner is $39/per person. Email or call us at 407.999.5255 to make a reservation or for more information. Menu: Black Bean-Avocado Salad Stacks Cream of Roasted Red Pepper Soup with Basil-Spinach Puree Truffled Wild Mushrooms with Whipped White Beans Chocolate Decadence Cake Eat Local Week 01/14/2010
 Participate in a weeklong celebration promoting connection, community, culture and cuisine in Central Florida. Grab your family, friends and neighbors -- and head to participating dining establishments during the last week of January, 2010. Goals of Eat Local Week: 1. Emphasize that eating local in Central Florida is not only possible, it’s delicious. The Eat Local Week definition of “local” is anything within 200 miles of Orlando’s city center. 2. Help local restaurants, farmers and artisans to develop lasting, mutually beneficial relationships. Slow Food Orlando wants to see locally owned and operated farms and restaurants succeed. By facilitating relationship building between Central Florida dining establishments, farmers, ranchers, and artisans, we hope to help businesses grow and become more profitable. 3. Build consumer awareness of local food and farmers, and promote reconnection with family and friends around the dinner table. Slow Food is all about taking the time to savor the food we eat and the people we share it with. When our food is produced in a sustainable, responsible and conscious manner, it is healthier for the environment and healthier for us. 4. Raise awareness about the importance of a local food economy and keeping money in our community. Purchasing food directly from producers or dining out at restaurants that feature locally grown ingredients cuts out the middle man and puts your money directly in the pocket of the people who produce your food. When you, the consumer, spend your money with local businesses, those businesses reinvest your dollars in the community, thus contributing to a more sustainable future for Central Florida’s food system. Poetry Night this Wednesday the 13th 01/11/2010
 Hello Friends of Soft Exposure! Poetry night will begin at with featured readings by Stacy Barton and Meg Sefton, and will continue after with a poetry open-mic where you can share 5 minutes of your own words. As always, admission is free and the audience is warm and accepting. I hope you can come out and join us for our first event of the new year! Stacy Barton is a short story author and playwright. Her collection of short stories, Surviving Nashville, was released in 2007. In August 2008 Meg Sefton received her MFA in Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University. While there, she worked closely with Robert Clark, Sandra Scofield, and Gina Oschner. Check out what people are saying... 01/04/2010
 We so appreciate your feedback, and your taking the time to review us on sites like Ratepoint and Yelp. Here, a recent review: "For over a year I have worked near the College Park area and cannot believe it took me until last week to pay a visit to this fine establishment. I have made multiple trips to the other local vegetarian/vegan establishments, but none of them hold a candle to Infusion Tea. Immediately upon stepping inside, I was taken aback by the wonderful earthy atmosphere of the café. The cashier was great at recommending a great tea from the large selection, and I was happy to hear that any tea could be served iced or hot. If you go I personally recommend the Passion Fruit Green Tea. Yum! In May I spent some time in San Antonio and though I was craving tamales, I was unable to find any semi-healthy versions to enjoy. It took me until September to find the perfect tamales at Infusion. The Vegan Tamales were not greasy at all and tasted very fresh. Mine were served with a side of black beans and rice that were wonderfully infused with fresh spices, onions and peppers. They reminded me of the black beans I make from scratch at home. My boss enjoyed lunch with me. She ordered the Raspberry Salad and made attempts to lick her bowl clean when she finished. To round the meal out the two of us split a Greek Pizza. The pizza came with lovely fresh toppings and a crust that melted in your mouth. I honestly can not wait to visit Infusion Tea again. This may be my new home away from home. :)" Christmas Gift Baskets are Here 12/14/2009
 If you're looking for the perfect gift for a tea lover in your life, we've taken the guesswork out of selecting and wrapping -- stop in and see our variety of pre-made gift baskets starting at just $10. Or create your own! If it's a gift card you're after, we are running a promotion -- buy a $25 gift card and get $5 free; buy a $50 gift card and get $10 free; buy a $100 gift card and get a coupon for a free lunch on us! |
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