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Calling all foodies! Get your tickets to New York’s biggest wine and food festival this October. Choose from over 80 events featuring NYC’s top restaurants and a star-studded lineup of 500 of your favorite culinary personalities, world class chefs and wine and spirit producers – and it’s all in support of the fight to end hunger for Food Bank For New York City and No Kid Hungry®.
Visit NYCWFF.ORG to browse this year’s lineup including the Festival’s popular walk-around tastings, themed late-night parties, intimate dinners prepared by world-renowned chefs, brunches, wine tastings, hands-on cooking classes and so much more! Buy your tickets today.
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