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Ocean Wise Chowder Chowdown is Finally Back!

Are You Ready to Eat, Drink and Cast Your Vote?

Calling all seafood lovers! We are happy as clams to announce the return of Canada's most popular sustainable seafood celebration - the Ocean Wise Chowder Chowdown.

Chowder Chowdown is set to feature a host of accomplished chefs, ready to battle it out for the title of 2023 Chowder Champion. Each chef will be serving up their signature ocean-friendly chowder, complete with Ocean Wise Recommended seafood. Attendees will have the chance to sample each chef’s delectable creation and – at the end of the night – cast their vote for this year’s People’s Choice Award. Plus, perfectly paired craft beverages will be available with each chowder.

Chowder Chowdown offers a firsthand experience at how easy eating sustainably can be. It’s both a chance to enjoy sustainable seafood, as well as an opportunity to connect with local chefs and sellers dedicated to the health of our ocean.

Tickets are $75 (plus fees & taxes) and include access to all chowder stations as well as complementary craft beverages. All proceeds from Chowder Chowdown directly support Ocean Wise and their work ensuring a healthy ocean for generations to come!

Top

Canadian Chefs

10+

Sustainable Seafood Chowders

10+

Craft Beverages

One

Epic Chowder Showdown!

Vancouver Event

Join us on Thursday, October 12 at the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre (UBC) for the Vancouver chapter of this cross-country sustainable seafood celebration!

Toronto Event

Join us on Thursday, October 26 at the George Brown College Centre for Culinary and Hospitality Arts for the for the Toronto chapter of this cross-country sustainable seafood celebration!

A Huge Thanks to our Ocean Wise Chowder Chowdown Media Sponsors

A huge thanks to our Chowder Chowdown Seafood Sponsors

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