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Regional Flavor Festival

ByWiktoria Sawicka-Djassi

A new event on the culinary map of Poland – the first edition of the Regional Flavor Festival in Gdańsk will last from 1st till 3rd of March, connecting enthusiasts of fine cuisine, local food and beverage producers, and restaurateurs. A combination of a market and a food court will give an opportunity to discover regional specialties, purchase products and taste dishes prepared on site. The program includes, among others, culinary shows, workshops, live cooking, meeting with culinary influencers and multiple attractions for children such as educational games. The Regional Flavor Festival will take place at the AMBEREXPO Exhibition and Congress Center, admission free.

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