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2nd Annual Westside Food & Wine Festival this weekend
Boasting gourmet noshes and sips from dozens of local restaurants, food vendors and wine and spirits brands, the 2nd Annual Westside Food & Wine Festival benefiting Culver Palms Meals on Wheels will take place Saturday and Sunday, July 21-22, producer/organizer Todd Elliot announced today. The 2018 Westside Food & Wine Festival will be held at West LA College, located at 9000 Overland Avenue in Culver City, with much of the outdoor festival situated on the covered roof of the college south parking structure featuring stunning views of Los Angeles. Culver City Honda and Culver City Toyota will be showcasing and displaying their cars among many other great sponsors. The Westside Food & Wine Festival is presented by Todd Elliot Entertainment and top sponsors include Culver City Toyota and Culver City Honda. Media sponsors include LA Weekly, The Argonaut, Culver City Chamber of Commerce, Culver City News, Culver City Observer and the Culver City Times. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit Culver/Palms Meals on Wheels, a 501(c)(3) volunteer-based food delivery program that provides nutritional meals to food insecure seniors and those confined to their homes due to disability or illness.
In addition to unlimited samples from some of the area’s best restaurants and local wine and spirits purveyors, attendees will enjoy an all-inclusive experience that will feature a live music band each day, magic, strolling and stationed entertainment and other festivities. There will be a silent auction along with other great vendors.
“We’re thrilled to offer another delicious weekend experience for attendees at this year’ Westside Food & Wine Festival,” said Elliot. “We’ve got a great line up of restaurants, food, wine and spirits brands and artistry options to explore, and all for a great cause! We are adding a great live band each day and quite a few other fun things to make it even better than last year. ”
Tickets range in price from $85 for general admission to $190 for a multiple day, VIP ticket (doors open 2pm Saturday and 1pm Sunday). VIP ticket holders enjoy entry onto the festival one hour earlier, free parking and other perks. Tickets can be purchased HERE. Ticket holders must be 21 or over with valid ID. Note that Early Bird
Tickets are also now available for the Fall Westside Wine & Food Festival, scheduled for October 14 at the LA Westside Marriott.
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