Celebrity offers ‘Moveable Feast’ culinary cruises with popular PBS show’s chefs

Celebrity Cruises is offering “Moveable Feast� culinary cruises with chef-driven itineraries on upcoming sailings. The line is teaming up with the popular PBS series to offer special culinary nights in its dining rooms, hands-on cooking demonstrations and market excursions that emulate the show.

In addition, Celebrity announced two “Moveable Feast� sailings featuring some of the series’ chefs.

“Moveable Feast,� sponsored by Fine Cooking magazine, revolves around spontaneous cooking events that take place across the United States. Local chefs create a multi-course feast while demonstrating farm-to-table cooking methods and discussing what ingredients inspire them.

Celebrity’s partnership with the series will add “Moveable Feast�-inspired activities and flavors to the line’s daily fare.

Moveable Feast sailings will feature some of the series’ chefs, including Michelle Bernstein, a Miami chef and James Beard Award winner.

Bernstein will take part in a seven-night Western Caribbean voyage, departing Dec. 16 from the Port of Miami on board Celebrity Equinox. Inside cabins start at $649 per person, double occupancy.

Bryan Voltaggio, a James Beard-nominated chef, will be on board for a seven-night sail to Bermuda from New Jersey on Celebrity Summit that will depart April 29. Inside cabins start at $749 for an inside cabin.

On each sailing, guests will have the opportunity to meet the chefs, attend chef-led cooking demonstrations, and join the chefs on excursions.

Info: Celebrity Cruises, (888) 751-7804, or contact a travel agent

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