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Published May 12, 2016
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Tuesday, May 24, 2016
7 - 9pm
Burger & Lobster
Celebrate the start of summer with sliders, lobster rolls and refreshing rosé at Burger & Lobster!
The evening will include a hands-on demonstration about the art of eating a lobster, so that you can savor every morsel at your next summer event. Guests will also enjoy summer-y drinks while snacking on sliders and mini lobster rolls and learning about lobsters from ocean to table, including cooking styles and fun facts.
100% of the proceeds will benefit City Harvest and help fight hunger in our city.
Generation Harvest is a committee of young philanthropists who are passionate about City Harvest and its mission to fight hunger in New York City. City Harvest is the world's first food rescue organization, committed to helping feed the nearly 1.4 million New Yorkers facing hunger. Every $1 donated helps City Harvest feed 4 hungry New Yorkers.
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