Family Dinner: A Queer Culinary Collab Brings Together Nashville LGBTQ Culinary Talent to Benefit ACLU Tennessee
Family Dinner: A Queer Culinary Collab Brings Together Nashville LGBTQ Culinary Talent to Benefit ACLU Tennessee
NASHVILLE, TN — This Pride season, four celebrated LGBTQ figures in Nashville’s culinary community are coming together for an evening centered around food, celebration, and purpose. Family Dinner: A Queer Culinary Collab is a one-night-only multi-course family-style supper benefiting ACLU Tennessee. The event marks the latest installment in an ongoing series of collaborative LGBTQ dinners hosted by the participating chefs over the years, each designed to
foster community while supporting meaningful causes through shared experiences and gathering around the table.
The dinner will be held at International Market, located at 2013 Belmont Blvd in Nashville, with seatings available from 5PM–8:30PM on Thursday, June 4th, 2026.
The collaborative dinner will feature Arnold Myint of International Market, James Beard semifinalist and Michelin Guide Recommended restaurateur; David Andrews of D’Andrews Bakery & Cafe, James Beard semifinalist; and Brian Riggenbach & Mikey Corona of Tio Fun + The Mockingbird, the culinary duo behind some of Nashville’s most playful and community-driven dining experiences, with Riggenbach also recognized as a Food Network Chopped Champion.
Designed to celebrate Pride through connection, conversation, and community, the evening will include a four-course family-style meal, and opportunities for guests to meet and connect with the participating chefs throughout the night. Tickets are $125 per person, with a portion of proceeds benefiting ACLU Tennessee and its ongoing advocacy efforts.
Reservation does not include additional beverages, taxes, or gratuity. A portion of proceeds will benefit the ACLU and their ongoing work to protect civil liberties for all. All sales final.