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Early bird ticket sale for Atlanta Food & Wine Festival ends Friday

By Ana Santos
April 15, 2016

Want to take a culinary tour of the region's best dishes and drinks without having to leave Midtown? You may want to reserve your tickets now.

Friday is the last day to purchase discounted tickets for the 2016 Atlanta Food & Wine Festival. The prices will increase on Saturday, April 16.

The 6th annual Atlanta Food & Wine Festival will take place in Midtown from June 2-5.

Festival attendees can attend classes, tasting experiences, dinner and other events.

Purchase your tickets here.

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