SARASOTA, FL, March 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) The International Festival Offers:
• Tastes from around the globe. Chef Paul Mattison and guest chefs serve eight different complimentary tastes from around the world including - France, Italy, India, Poland, Thailand, Spain, Japan and the Middle East.
• Specialty drinks from Michael's on East to coordinate with each of the International food tasting categories.
• Fifteen-minute meal preparation with guest chefs, Nicola Giacomo (Italy) and Jamie Jones (Canada).
• Over 100 professional and amateur dancers from around the world compete for a cash prize on the main stage. Presented by the Revelle Academy and Fred Astaire.
• Arts and Crafts from across the globe, by major artists including Ringling School of Art Alumnus.
• Learn about traditional arts and crafts from the live demonstration booth.
• Face-painting, rock-climbing, games and other fun activities in the "Kid's Corner."
• Sweepstakes to win a trip to the Bahamas. Tons of prizes including dinner for four at the finest restaurants to a 3-night stay in a four-star hotel. Over 50 vendors to shop from and much more...
• Hosted by Celebrity Lorenzo and Actor Michele Morland
Ticket Price $25 Reg. and $50 VIP.
Please click here to review attachment for details (http://www.mynationalpublicity.com/DAFFFacts.pdf). Ashley Beasley is available for immediate interview.
First of its kind Festival at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Dance, Art, Food Festival - Saturday, April 30th - 2 pm - 10 pm
The beautiful bay at Sarasota, FL. NV Production announces the launching of the DAF (Dance, Art, Food Festival)
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[Press-News.org] First of its kind Festival at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Dance, Art, Food Festival - Saturday, April 30th - 2 pm - 10 pmThe beautiful bay at Sarasota, FL. NV Production announces the launching of the DAF (Dance, Art, Food Festival)