With an actual, real-life, in-person Phish tour on the horizon, the band has announced the 35th and final edition of its quarantine archival webcast/cooking series, Dinner and a Movie. The final Dinner and a Movie will feature a showing of Phish’s 7/20/91 performance at Parksville, NY’s Arrowhead Ranch featuring the Giant Country Horns.
The final Dinner and a Movie will air this coming Tuesday night, June 29th, at 8:30 p.m. After that, the band will put Daam in the freezer and look toward new shows and webcasts (gasp).
The beneficiary for the final edition of Dinner and a Movie is Phans for Racial Equity (PHRE). PHRE promotes racial equity and respect for difference within the Phish and greater music community and beyond, striving to make a more welcoming space for people of all races and ethnicities, bearing in mind the many ways in which race/ethnicity intersects with gender, gender identity/expression, sexual orientation, disability, and other identities.
PHRE’s aim is to facilitate education and thoughtful engagement, first and foremost within the Phish community, about race and its intersection with other issues; give people tools to build a more welcoming environment; and activate our community to positively impact racial equity in the U.S. more broadly. For more info, head here.
For the culinary portion of the proceedings, chef Sue Zemanick, the owner and James Beard Award-winning chef at Zasu, located in New Orleans’ Mid-City neighborhood. The name Zasu is derived from Zasa, which means “once again” in Slovak, inspired by Sue’s Slovak heritage and childhood memories of family bonding in the kitchen. This month, Sue offers up a three course dinner of Coconut Curry Corn Soup, Spicy Tofu Larb Lettuce Wraps, and a Blueberry Creme Fraiche Pound Cake.
Recipes can be found below.
Check back on LiveForLiveMusic.com on Tuesday for the complete 7/20/21 Dinner and a Movie Stream Companion. In the meantime, you can go back through the Stream Companions for the previous 34 episodes of the series below.
Phish Dinner and a Movie – Episode Guide
Episode 1: 8/31/12, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (“F– Your Face” Show)
Episode 2: 7/21/14, Merriweather Post Pavilion (Tweezerfest)
Episode 3: 7/25/17, Madison Square Garden (Baker’s Dozen “Jam-Filled” Night)
Episode 4: 8/22/15, Magnaball (Saturday Night, Three Sets)
Episode 5: 7/9/19, Mohegan Sun
Episode 6: 10/28/16, MGM Grand Garden Arena
Episode 9: 7/21/97, Virginia Beach (U.S. Tour Opener ft. DMB’s LeRoi Moore)
Episode 10: 12/29/18, Madison Square Garden
Episode 11: 7/26/13, The Gorge (The Birth of the Phish/Seahawks Connection)
Episode 12: 6/19/95, Deer Creek Music Center
Episode 14: 8/7/10, The Greek Theatre
Episode 15: 5/1/89, Northampton, MA (“Avant-Garde” Video of Set Two at small MA club)
Episode 16: 7/14/19, Alpine Valley (Bust-Outs, Ruby Waves, Icculus, & More)
Episode 17: 10/20/13, Hampton Coliseum
Episode 18: 7/28/17, Madison Square Garden (Baker’s Dozen “Double Chocolate” Night)
Episode 19: 7/8/94, Great Woods (Gamehendge)
Episode 20: 10/26/18, Allstate Arena Rosemont
Episode 21: 8/19/12, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
Episode 22: 8/15/11, UIC Pavilion (The Element Set)
Episode 23: 9/1/17, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Episode 24: 9/1/12, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Episode 25: 9/6/15, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (THANK YOU Encore)
Episode 26: 7/23/99, Columbus, OH
Episode 28: 11/22/97, Hampton Coliseum
Episode 29: Dinner and a Rematch – 12/31/95 & Audience Chess Grudge Match
Episode 30: 7/23/03, Charlotte, NC
Episode 31: 2/22/19, Riviera Maya, MX
Episode 32: 4/4/98, Providence, RI (Island Tour)
Episode 33: 10/26/10, Manchester, NH
Episode 34: 7/24/93, Mansfield, MA
Episode 35: 7/20/91, Arrowhead Ranch, Parksville, NY
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