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From a press release:
“Eat Boston is pleased to present the First Annual DC Bacon and Beer Festival on April 12, 2014 at Penn Social to benefit Food & Friends. The event features creative bacon-inspired bites and tasty beers from area restaurants and breweries.
The most recent Bacon and Beer Festival in Philadelphia sold out in 30 seconds, and Boston within minutes. The event has also had sell out success in minutes in Denver, San Francisco, and other cities. Tickets are $45, and they go on sale Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.
Among the slate of participants is Bourbon Steak executive chef John Critchley who joined the event because “I’ve always been a strong supporter of Food & Friends and their incredible and important work of providing meals, and assisting people and families living with chronic illnesses. Add bacon and beer and why wouldn’t I be excited to be part of this festival.”
Guests can buy tickets and sign up to receive updates here.
Where: Penn Social
801 E St NW
When: Saturday, April 12, 2014
2:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Tickets: $45 Regular Tickets
$60 Baller Tickets
Why? Fun + bacon + beer! And to raise money for Food & Friends!
Participating Restaurants: 1905 Restaurant, Agua 301, Art & Soul, Bar Charley/Jackie’s, Bar Pilar/Cafe Saint Ex, Boundary Road, Bourbon Steak, Chef Geoff’s, Kitchen Cray, Menu MBK, Penn Social, Poste, The Pig, Three Little Pigs
Participating Breweries: DC Brau, Dogfish Head, Fordham/Old Dominion, Full Tilt, Sam Adams, Starr Hill, Three Stars, Union Brewing”
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