The 'Flavors of the World' festival arrives in New Andalusia with an offering of international cuisine and live music
The event, which will be held from tomorrow, Thursday, until Sunday, August 3rd, at the new Multipurpose Venue of the district, will feature nine food trucks with various culinary offerings, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, and with two concerts daily.
The 'Flavors of the World' festival arrives in Nueva Andalucía, featuring international cuisine and live music. The event, scheduled from tomorrow, Thursday, until Sunday, August 3rd, at the new Polivalente venue located on Miguel de Cervantes Avenue, will offer nine food trucks with diverse culinary options and two daily concerts. The district councilor, Vanessa Ortiz, who presented the event alongside the manager of Babobab Eventos, Fabián D'Angelo, emphasized that the initiative "promotes diversity, innovation, and family enjoyment" in a space that is "accessible and with easy parking." The councilor, who thanked the municipal operational services for their involvement in the setup and development of this activity, highlighted that "it will also have a charitable component, as the local brotherhood will manage a bar whose profits will go to social projects." Meanwhile, D'Angelo noted that among the wide gastronomic offerings, there will be vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, in addition to craft and cocktail stalls, and that the 'Queen Supreme' show, a tribute to the British rock band, will conclude the program.
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