Sweets, Community, and Local Connection
The Dusted Open House Tasting is more than just a dessert event. It is a chance to gather, connect, and help shape the future of a growing local bakery.
Hosted at Daniel’s home kitchen in Chapel Hill, this open house is designed for neighbors, customers, and local partners who care about quality, community, and supporting small businesses.
Sunday, May 3 | 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Why This Event Matters
As Dusted grows, one of our biggest priorities is building strong local relationships, including:
Connecting with local farmers and suppliers
Partnering with minority-owned businesses
Learning from other small business owners
Listening closely to customers and neighbors
Creating opportunities for collaboration
This open house is part tasting, part listening session, and part community gathering.
If you are interested in sourcing, partnerships, collaborations, or simply supporting thoughtful local businesses, we would love to meet you.
What’s Included
Each ticket includes:
Two treat tickets to sample rotating Dusted desserts
Access to seasonal and upcoming menu items
Open bar for guests 21+
Opportunities to meet neighbors and local makers
Conversations about future products and partnerships
Additional treats may be available based on availability.
Who Should Attend
This event is perfect for:
Current and future Dusted customers
Local growers, makers, and suppliers
Small business owners and entrepreneurs
Community members who value local sourcing
Anyone curious about what Dusted is building
No prior purchase required. Just curiosity and an appetite.
Location & Details
The Open House will be held at the Dusted home bakery in Chapel Hill. Exact address and parking details will be shared after registration.
Space is limited to keep the experience personal and welcoming.
Reserve Your Spot
Tickets are $25 per person and include treats and beverages.
Come for the desserts. Stay for the community.
Sweets, Community, and Local Connection
The Dusted Open House Tasting is more than just a dessert event. It is a chance to gather, connect, and help shape the future of a growing local bakery.
Hosted at Daniel’s home kitchen in Chapel Hill, this open house is designed for neighbors, customers, and local partners who care about quality, community, and supporting small businesses.
Sunday, May 3 | 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Why This Event Matters
As Dusted grows, one of our biggest priorities is building strong local relationships, including:
Connecting with local farmers and suppliers
Partnering with minority-owned businesses
Learning from other small business owners
Listening closely to customers and neighbors
Creating opportunities for collaboration
This open house is part tasting, part listening session, and part community gathering.
If you are interested in sourcing, partnerships, collaborations, or simply supporting thoughtful local businesses, we would love to meet you.
What’s Included
Each ticket includes:
Two treat tickets to sample rotating Dusted desserts
Access to seasonal and upcoming menu items
Open bar for guests 21+
Opportunities to meet neighbors and local makers
Conversations about future products and partnerships
Additional treats may be available based on availability.
Who Should Attend
This event is perfect for:
Current and future Dusted customers
Local growers, makers, and suppliers
Small business owners and entrepreneurs
Community members who value local sourcing
Anyone curious about what Dusted is building
No prior purchase required. Just curiosity and an appetite.
Location & Details
The Open House will be held at the Dusted home bakery in Chapel Hill. Exact address and parking details will be shared after registration.
Space is limited to keep the experience personal and welcoming.
Reserve Your Spot
Tickets are $25 per person and include treats and beverages.
Come for the desserts. Stay for the community.
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