KateHaus, started as Alpine Moon Photography by Katharine Hauschka in 2005, is a destination photography service based out of Washington DC, with Colorado and Massachusetts ties. I specialize in weddings, portraiture, events, nature and travel photography. I also work with photography in food, sports, modeling, fashion, architecture, archiving, multimedia slideshows and retouching. I'm a graduate of Boston University's Center for Digital Imaging and I have my work published in various books, magazines and educational displays.
The Center for Inspired Teaching held their Annual Chocolate Inspiration event at the Embassy of Mexico this year and I was lucky enough to photograph the delicious event! Have a look at some of the info for the event and be sure to make an appearance next year. Promise you won’t be disappointed and you definitely will enjoy eating chocolate while benefiting a fabulous cause!
Center for Inspired Teaching
The 2010 Chocolate Inspiration will feature fine chocolate desserts and demonstrations from some of DC’s finest chefs. Please join us on this fabulous night. With your support, this year’s event will be our most successful ever. When: Thu Mar 4 2010 (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM) Where: Cultural Institute of the Embassy of Mexico, 2829 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009 Fee? yes $150 per person Volunteer Info: Help with event preparation such as coordinating with facilities and vendors, preparing event space, preparing marketing and promotional materials for event, etc.; help with invitations, including packaging and distribution; Help with raffle prize research, solicitation, and pick-up; help with registration table and other tasks such as coat check, raffle table set up, messenger between event staff, chocolate and food pick up, etc. Contact: Laurie Wingate, (202) 462-1956 ext 23
Welcome to Sunday Night Sips! Here we have some food greatness….chef Alice Waters, Joan Nathan, Spike Mendelsohn and many other awesome chefs and foodies gathered for a cocktail hour and food tasting before their respective fund-raising dinners around the city. The spirits were high and hopeful and the food was truly fantastically de-licious! Have a look below to see some of the fun that was had.
This awesome family had me come to the shore to take some group photos of all the members together. We had a great time playing and chatting…not only was the day perfect, but the subjects were a lot of fun!
What a way to celebrate your Bar Mitzvah! Oliver, or ‘Revilo’ celebrated with family and friends all night playing in his own casino. Games varied from slots to horse racing, there was a magician and many card games. The kids and adults all had a blast and I think you can conclude that from the sneak peek photos here!
Here’s what I’m photographing tonight! Can’t wait!!!
José Andrés - Joan Nathan - Alice Waters
Martha’s Table & DC Central Kitchen
Sunday Night Suppers
Focus on Food
January 24th, 2010
In a year of hope, acclaimed chefs and community leaders unite to support two extraordinary charities that feed 5500 citizens, every day, 365 days a year. Through a collaboration of chefs, organizations and concerned citizens, last year’s Art.Food.Hope inaugural dinners raised more than $100,000 for Martha’s Table and DC Central Kitchen. This year we reunite with celebrated DC chefs for Sunday Night Suppers.
The Sunday Night Suppers are almost sold out. Please consider Sunday Night Sips. This lively cocktail reception celebrates the countries young leaders and innovators of the health food movement and combating hunger and poverty in Washington, DC. See below for details.
Sunday Night Sips – 5pm, Program begins @ 6pm.
This year there is an alternate cocktail reception, Sunday Night Sips, celebrating the contribution young people are making to feeding their community. A cocktail and hors d’oeuvres gathering hosted by Greg Nelson and Jose Cunningham with Alice Waters, Esquire’s Chef of the Year Barton Seaver, speakers from the Youth Food Movement, Martha’s Table and DC Central Kitchen. We are excited to reveal a screening of Lori Silverbush’s, Hungry in America. Join your community in celebrating the Youth Food Movement and combating hunger and poverty in DC. Sunday Night Sips will be located at 1609 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20009. Here we will feature several rooms show casing young local chef’s such as Barton Seaver, Spike Mendelsohn, Heather Chittum, Mike Colleti, Will Artley, Brian Lacayo and Allison Sosna.
February 18, 2010 - 8:52 amJena - I am wondering if the Sunday night sips are still taking place or are they over for the year?
Thanks
Jena
February 18, 2010 - 9:00 amKatharine Hauschka - They are not, but here is the link to where you could have purchased tix http://sundaynightsuppers.eventbrite.com/
It was pretty bitterly cold out the second day of January, but inside there was cheer and warmth when Michelle and Rich said their vows in front of their close family and friends. They had beautiful ceremony and reception with lots of laughter and great music at the classically ornate Belle Haven Country Club. Here’s a sneak peek of their special day:
Wyclef is on the left and SoS Hillary Clinton is on the right
by Katharine Hauschka
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