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FEASTIVAL returns with 25+ restaurants and live shows
Philadelphia's biggest FringeArts fundraiser blends food tastings, cocktails and performances in one immersive October night.
In brief
Philadelphia's biggest FringeArts fundraiser blends food tastings, cocktails and performances in one immersive October night. FEASTIVAL on October 28 combines dining and entertainment from over 25 local restaurants and bars while raising money for FringeArts programming. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
FEASTIVAL returns October 28
FringeArts transforms into a tasting room and performance space on Wednesday, October 28, with food and drink from 25+ Philadelphia restaurants and bars.
Performances happen among the crowd
Rather than separating dinner and entertainment, live performances unfold throughout the venue, sometimes above attendees. Brian Sanders' JUNK is among the announced artists.
Restaurant lineup announced
Participating venues include South Philly Barbacoa, Fork, a.kitchen, Post Haste, Irwin's, High Street, Grace & Proper, Franklin Fountain, Kiddo, Manong, Habibi and Wilder.
Three hosts lead the event
Cristina Martinez, Ari Miller and Rue Landau will co-host FEASTIVAL at FringeArts and Fringe Bar, located at 140 North Columbus Boulevard.
General admission costs $200
The main event runs 7 to 9:30 p.m. with general admission at $200, including food, drink tastings and live performances.
VIP tickets offer early entry
VIP admission costs $350 and includes entry at 6 p.m., plus exclusive bites and special performances not available to general admission guests.
Creative cocktail attire suggested
Attendees are encouraged to wear creative cocktail attire to the event, which blends dining, drinking and entertainment throughout the evening.
15th year as major fundraiser
FEASTIVAL celebrates its 15th year and serves as FringeArts' largest annual fundraiser, with all proceeds benefiting FringeArts programming and the Fringe Festival.
At a glance
FEASTIVAL on October 28 combines dining and entertainment from over 25 local restaurants and bars while raising money for FringeArts programming.
