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Chefs in the City is a unique, one-of-a-kind event and television program presented by WOSU Public Media. Now in its fourth year, Chefs is the only televised culinary event of its kind in central Ohio. In addition to the signature fundraising event, you will find a culinary-themed Chefs in the City Online Auction and other community events throughout the year under the moniker. Proceeds from this year’s Chefs in the City will directly fund WOSU’s educational children’s programming.
“What a great event and TV show. I had a great time in Columbus.” – Chef Ming Tsai, Chefs in the City 2009
“I will come back and do Chefs in the City again anytime. What a blast!” – Chef Joanne Weir, Chefs in the City 2008
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The Chefs in the City 2010 Event
Thursday April 15 at WOSU@COSI. Doors will open at 5:30pm.
WOSU Public Media is proud to announce Master Chef Rick Bayless as our 2010 Chefs in the City celebrity chef! Chef Bayless is the winner of Bravo’s recent Top Chef Masters and host of public television’s Mexico: One Plate at a Time, seen on WOSU TV Saturdays at 2:00pm.
This year’s theme, Local Foods, focuses on the burgeoning commitment of Chef Bayless and our featured central Ohio restaurants to sustainability.
What really happens at the Chefs live event?
Your experience at Chefs in the City will begin a wine reception and live music, accompanied by hors d’oeuvres provided by two of the finest central Ohio gourmet restaurants. You will also enjoy a book signing with Rick Bayless and our silent auction featuring fabulous culinary-themed packages. Following the reception, you will be welcomed into Battelle Studio and become a member of our “live” studio audience for the taping of the Chefs in the City television show. Hosted by WOSU’s own Bill Schiffman and Boyce Lancaster, starring Chef Bayless and featuring 7 local celebrity chefs, the program highlights chefs demonstrating their signature dishes in our studio kitchen provided by The Home Depot. The best part: You will be served a taste of every chef’s demonstrated dish in a 9-course meal! It’s a food-lover’s dream featuring several of the best chefs in central Ohio! |
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Our confirmed 2010 “Chefs in the City”:
Additional participation by:
Chefs in the City tickets
 Tickets are going fast for this unique event!
Seating at Chefs in the City is extremely limited and the tickets are highly-sought after. Call 614.688.3777, or click the button on the right before they sell out. NOTE: All tickets purchased through this website will be verified for availability in your requested price range. You will receive a call if that ticket range is sold out.
There are a small number of seats available in each price range. Tickets are priced as follows:
• $150 each for general seating SOLD OUT
• $200 each for skybox seating – includes all the perks listed below!
• $225 each for premium seating – your table is on the TV soundstage with cameras all around!
• $325 each for chef’s table seating – Chef Bayless will sit at your front row table!
You will meet Master Chef Rick Bayless and receive VIP treatment in your skybox seats!
But you will have to hurry. There are only 16 seats in the skybox. As a skybox ticket holder, you will receive the VIP treatment, including:
Service of the 9-course chefs-prepared samples
Exclusive staff for wine and soft drink service
A bird’s eye view of the entire TV studio
HDTV monitors for close-ups of the TV production
Behind-the-scenes tour of the WOSU studios including a view from inside master control
Scheduled appearances in the skybox by:
Chef Bayless and our local celebrity chefs (based on availability)
WOSU Public Media General Manager - Tom Rieland
Chefs in the City Event Director - Patrick Testa
Clifford, the Big Red Dog
An autographed copy of a Rick Bayless cookbook
Your own digital photo with Chef Bayless
BUY your skybox seats by clicking here now!
All proceeds from ticket sales, silent auction and online auction sales will directly support children’s educational programming on WOSU TV. This event will be recorded for broadcast and by attending you agree to allow WOSU to use footage that may include you as part of the live studio audience and be shown on WOSU TV.
Donating to the WOSU online auction
is a win-win situation!
If you or your business would like to donate to our online auction ($75 minimum value per item, please), it’s as simple as filling out the donor form and getting the items to us. Remember, the value of your donation is fully tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Click here to download a PDF version of the donor form. Fill out the donor form completely and print an extra copy to include with your item.
- Send the item(s) to: Chefs in the City – WOSU Public Media – 2400 Olentangy River Rd – Columbus OH 43210 and include a copy of your donor form.
- Claim the total value of your donation on your 2010 taxes as an in-kind charitable gift. (We will send ou a receipt for your donations.)
- For donations of a total value of $250 or more, you or your business will receive special recognition and business exposure. Please click here to email Chefs in the City for specific exposure opportunities.
Volunteering for WOSU is great fun
and highly appreciated!
There are a few volunteer opportunities for Chefs in the City as well as our pledge drives for radio and TV. As a volunteer, you would work closely with WOSU staff and charismatic like-minded individuals. Click here to contact Chefs in the City.
Chefs in the City 2010 is sponsored by:
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