Dining in the Dark Boston
Let us take you on a journey of the senses in one of the most romantic and unique dinners you will ever experience, featuring a delectable five-course menu at the Hampshire House on Valentine’s Day 2018!
Once blindfolded let your senses take over and you’ll enjoy the smells, the sounds, the tastes and the textures in a way you never thought possible. When the sense of touch, hearing, taste and smell are heightened, food, drinks and dinner conversation become a brand new adventure!
Savor the secret five-course meal at the famous Hampshire House, a turn-of-the-century mansion on historic Beacon Hill where generations of Bostonians and their guests have wined, dined, and danced the night away.
The concept of purposefully eating in complete pitch-black dark originated with Jorge Spielmann, a blind clergyman from Zurich. When guests ate dinner at the Spielmann house some would wear blindfolds during their meal to show solidarity with their host and to better understand his world. What Spielmann’s sighted guests found was that the blindfolds heightened their sense of taste and smell and made their dining experience more enjoyable.
So please join us this Valentine’s Day at the Hampshire House in Boston as we offer a special Dining in the Dark Boston event to celebrate the romantic occasion.
Playing on February 14th 2018 at:
This event is the perfect romantic experience for celebrating Valentine’s Day!
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