About Rabbit Mafia
WHAT WE DO
Rabbit Mafia works with the creative, socially-conscious and non-profit communities in a dual manner. As a consultant, Sarah Pace offers resources to artists seeking direction in regards to career counseling, marketing and event production. After working closely with the director and staff of Farm Aid and seeing a need for quality food options, Pace decided to add catering to Rabbit Mafia's services.
The catering leg of Rabbit Mafia works under the belief that good food should be accessible to everyone. We procure delicious, fresh food for our clients from family farms and use sustainable resources when possible. As we grow, we'll continue to stick to our values, support new businesses and innovative entrepreneurs.
About Sarah Pace
For over eight years Sarah has worked as an independent producer and artist services consultant. She provided production support for artists and collectives in the United States, Europe and Canada. Pace has served as producer for an independent film festival in Rhode Island, and has worked closely with the staff of Farm Aid, specifically for the 2007 NY concert. In 2006 and 2007, she co-produced Glowlabʼs annual Conflux festival. From 2005 through 2007, she served as the Associate Director for Glowlab, securing grants from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) , Puffin Foundation and Independence Community Foundation, as well as funding from private sources. In early 2007, Pace worked with London based A/V performance group and filmmakers, The Light Surgeons After participating in a six month program at the New York Foundation for the Arts, Sarah was invited to the Business of Art Conference to conduct private sessions with artists and continues to participate in NYFA programs. From 2008 to July of 2009 she was NY Chapter Organizer for national womenʼs organization Ladies Lotto.
Pace received her BA in Fine Arts and Creative Writing from the University of Colorado, Boulder and an M.S in Arts Administration from Boston University. In 2004, she received an Emerging Leader In the Arts Award from Americans for the Arts. She works with musicians, DJs, filmmakers, writers, chefs, visual and performance artists and collectives, and non-profit organizations to develop strategic plans for sustainability. Pace also works with commercial artists and small businesses to broaden their reach in various markets.
In the past year, Sarah has sharpened her culinary skills and decided to incorporate her love for the culinary arts into a service provided by Rabbit Mafia. Currently, Sarah serves on the Leadership Committee of Slow Food NYC. She is a firm believer in the agricultural society, the family farm and that food should be accessible to everyone. Sarah is a Brooklyn native and currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
