Join local renowned chefs Anoosh Shariat of Noosh Nosh and Anoosh Bistro and Anthony Lamas of Seviche for an evening of food and fun at Kentucky Artisan Distillery, 6230 Old Lagrange Rd. in Crestwood, Sunday, March 26. The Barrels & Bites event will feature appetizers from both chefs, a selection of local bourbons and desserts from Mary Carmel Weatherby. Distillery tours, an educational scavenger hunt and silent auction are also on the agenda from 4 to 7 p.m. All proceeds will benefit Pewee Valley Woman’s Club, an active civic organization founded in 1952 open to all women who live in Oldham County and adjoining counties, and will be used for the nonprofit’s scholarship fund through Oldham County Community Scholarships. Cost for the event is $125 per person, and space is limited. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit barrelsandbites.net.

About Anoosh Shariat:

Chef Anoosh Shariat is at the helm of two restaurants in Louisville including Anoosh Bistro featuring refined New American food and Noosh Nosh, a more casual concept offering shareable Mediterranean and Italian-influenced cuisine. Shariat has been consistently recognized on a local and national level with features in USA Today, Food and Wine, Eating Well and Southern Living in addition to being the first chef from Kentucky to appear on the Food Network. For more information, visit www.anooshbistro.com or www.nooshnosh.com.

About Anthony Lamas:

Anthony Lamas is a three-time James Beard semifinalist who is renowned for his unique modern Latin cuisine. As the chef and owner of Seviche in Louisville, he has earned praise from publications including Esquire and USA Today. A Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Ambassador honoree, Lamas supports awareness of eco-friendly fishing practices and proudly serves only sustainable seafood. For more information, visit www.sevicherestaurant.com.

About Pewee Valley Woman’s Club:

Founded in 1952, the Pewee Valley Woman’s Club (PVWC) was the first women’s civic activities club to be organized in Pewee Valley. The PVWC is open to all women who live in Oldham County and adjoining counties. The club’s purpose is to create an enjoyable community of members that promotes education, civic improvements, and charitable services in the local area. For more information, visit pvwcky.net.