'The original slow food people': Why this California tribe spent $500,000 on a global food gathering
Wilton Rancheria is sponsoring Terra Madre Americas with $500,000 from casino revenues to promote Indigenous food traditions and sustainable agriculture.
This legendary slow food festival makes its U.S. debut in Sacramento this September.
Slow Food principles drove a global farm-to-fork movement, leading Terra Madre Americas to choose Sacramento to showcase Northern California's extensive regional agriculture and traditions.