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Summer Fun!
So far, it seems Louisiana has been able to control the spread of Coronavirus. We get to see New Orleans looking more normal, with 24-hour entertainment, tourism, and events resuming. One of my favorite events, The New Orleans Wine and Food Experience (NOWFE), got moved to mid-Summer to allow for in-person experiences, such as the (already sold-out) Grand Tastings. Do not miss any of the experiences at NOWFE. Find out their whole schedule from June 8-13 on nowfe.com and read about how this organization benefits food banks, culinary schools, and many other local non-profits.
Another culinary event for the month of July is P.O.W.E.R. Plates, an initiative of Fidelity Bank P.O.W.E.R. and the Louisiana Hospitality Foundation to celebrate women in the hospitality industry. The goal of P.O.W.E.R Plates is to raise awareness of and drive business to women-led restaurants in the New Orleans area. It’s time to safely get back and support local business! For a list of participating establishments where you can find menu items to support the Louisiana Hospitality Foundation, visit fidelitybankpower.com.
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