Voting for this year’s Nashville Scene “Best of Nashville” has been underway for a few weeks now, and hopefully many of you have voted for your favorites! If not, be sure to visit before September 11th, when voting closes.
I think it goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway… I would love for you to put Eat. Drink. Smile. in that blank space next to “Best Food Blog”!
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photo courtesy of southerncheesefest.com
Yesterday I told you I’d share a few more details on the Southern Artisan Cheese Festival today, so here you go!
Schedule of Events
’Meet Your Maker’ Dinner with the Cheesemakers
Friday, September 27, 2013
7 pm
Cost: $85
Tickets for this event must be purchased by Wednesday, September 25; no tickets will be available at the door.
3rd Annual Southern Artisan Cheese Festival
Saturday, September 28, 2013
2:30 – 6 pm
(2 pm – VIP entry)
Historic Neuhoff Building
1315 Adams Street
Nashville, TN 37208
Cost: $45
Each ticket comes with a $5 voucher that can be used toward the purchase of any cheese or artisan food at the festival
~OR~
VIP ticket: $80
VIP extras include:
Advance purchase of tickets is highly recommended, as there are fewer tickets available this year due to the size of the space. Currently 1/3 of the regular admission tickets and over 1/2 of the VIP tickets have already been sold. Don’t miss out! Purchase tickets now at southerncheesefest.com.
photo courtesy of southerncheesefest.com
There are a some exciting new additions to the festival this year:
I’m pumped about the new location and all of these additions to the festival. My cheese-lovin’ self can’t wait for the event and I hope to see many of you there!
My awesome friend Kathleen of The Bloomy Rind (the gal who is responsible for creating and organizing this fantastic event) was kind enough to offer up a pair of tickets to the festival for one of my lucky readers!
Congratulations to the winner!
#48 Karen L
All you have to do is this:
Mandatory
1. Leave a comment telling me about your favorite cheese. A story, a recipe, where you discovered it, whether its stinky or subtle… it doesn’t matter what you tell me, just tell me something!
Optional
For up to 2 additional entries, you can do either or both of the following. Note: You must leave a separate comment for each optional entry.
2. Follow me on Twitter (@betheats) and tweet “Cheese. Cheese. More Cheese! Win tickets to the Southern Artisan Cheese Festival from @betheats! http://bit.ly/15DmGFB” then leave a comment telling me you’ve done so.
3. Like the Southern Artisan Cheese Festival on Facebook and come back and tell me you did so (or just tell me you already do if that’s the case!)
Contest ends on Friday, September 6th at 12 NOON CDT. Once the winner is chosen, I’ll make contact via email and post the names here on the blog. You must respond within 48 hours or I’ll be forced to choose another, so be sure to check your email!
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
6 pm
The Grange at Green Door Gourmet
7011 River Road Pike
Nashville, TN 37209
Cost: $125 for James Beard members, $175 for non-members
Typically my calendar roundups are a listing of events that I’m planning to attend personally (or at least hopeful to). Unfortunately this upcoming James Beard Foundation dinner is one that doesn’t jive with my schedule, and after seeing photos of the space and the menu, I’m soooo sad I can’t make it! Alas, I’m sharing with you in hopes that some of you can go.
Green Door Gourmet, a farm in West Nashville, is hosting the Golden Harvest Dinner, a tribute to honey. “The Grange,” a new-ish upscale event barn on the farm, will be the site of the multi-course, multi-chef affair. Four chefs will create their own course, as well as contribute hors d’oeuvres and desserts. Check out the menu I’m dying over:
For more details on the event visit the Green Door Gourmet website. If you’d like to purchase tickets, simply call (615) 942-7169 or email info@greendoorgourmet.com
Saturday, September 14, 2013
11 am – 5 pm
Centennial Park Events Shelter
2500 West End Ave
Nashville, TN 37203
Cost: FREE
Have I just been living under a rock that I’d never heard of the Made in Nashville festival before now? Apparently it’s an annual event. Benefiting Tennessee Literacy, it’s a “Celebration of all things local”, and it’s free to get in!
After spending several minutes on their website perusing photos from last year’s event, I’m sold. I’ll definitely be at Centennial Park on the 14th, shopping, ordering from the food trucks, listening to some live music, and throwing back a few Jackalope brews. For all the details, check out the Made in Nashville website or follow on Facebook and Twitter for the latest information.
Saturday & Sunday, September 21 & 22, 2013
See website for times
Public Square Park, Downtown Nashville
Cost: 2-day Pass $275, All-in Pass $500
I’ve already written about Music City Eats a couple of times before, but the event is quickly approaching and they recently released the full schedule and line up, so I thought I would remind you again just how AWESOME this is going to be!
A few of you have reached out with questions about the differences between a 2-day pass and an All-in pass, and I think the main site now does a good job of explaining it. Basically, the 2-day pass gets you into all of the daytime events both days. Flavors of Nashville is the name of the tasting/sampling session that runs from 11-4 on Saturday and 11-3 on Sunday. A complete list of who will be featured each of those days can be found here.
Celebrity chef demos and panel discussions will also be running simultaneously with Flavors of Nashville, so you can pick and choose what you do throughout the day.
With an All-in pass, you get access to the same daytime events as a 2-day pass, but in addition, the Saturday evening Harvest Dinner and Petty Fest .
To purchase tickets, or for more detailed information, visit the Music City Eats website.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
2:30 – 6 pm
Historic Neuhoff Building (Garage)
1315 Adams Street
Nashville, TN 37208
Cost: $45 (or $80 for VIP ticket)
With over 50 cheesemakers, food artisans and craft brewers sampling 150+ delicious products, the Southern Artisan Cheese Festival is nothing short of paradise.
Stinky cheeses, nutty cheeses. Hard and soft cheeses. It will quite likely be the widest assortment of cheese styles under one roof that you’ve ever seen before. Add some cured meats, breads, crackers, pickles, preserves, jams, and chocolates, and you’ve got the makings of one fantastic party!
Stayed tuned tomorrow for even more details from me about the Southern Artisan Cheese Fest and a giveaway! In the meantime, you can visit southerncheesefest.com for more info and to purchase tickets.
This past year we’ve seen several new restaurants open here in Nashville, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. In the coming months there are even more promising establishments on the horizon, several of which I’ve listed below. These are the ones I’ve heard the most about/am most interested by, but drop me a comment if you’ve got scoop on a great one that I’ve missed!
404 12th Ave S
Nashville, TN 37203
Located next to The Station Inn in the Gulch, The Kitchen at 404 will be an intimate little restaurant that is a part of a small boutique hotel. Chef Matt Bolus, who moved here from Charleston a few years ago to work at Watermark before a stint at Flyte, will be the head chef.
I don’t have a lot of details on the concept, but I know what a great chef Matt is, so I have no doubt this new spot is going to be awesome. You can follow Matt on Twitter and maybe, just maybe, he’ll provide some inside scoop regarding the opening in the near future.
UPDATE: projected opening mid-October!
Pine Street Flats
1055 Pine St
Nashville, TN 37203
Over the past year I’ve heard lots of great things about Burger Republic in Lenox Village. I’ll be completely honest — while I’ve really wanted to try it, the thought of driving 25 minutes for a burger is not super appealing to me when I’ve got half dozen other great options 5 minutes from my house.
Good news though. In a few months that drive time will be greatly reduced as a new Burger Republic opens in the Pine Street Flats in the Gulch! (source says around Thanksgiving if all goes as planned) UPDATE: projected opening pushed to January 2014
Oh, and did I mention their boozy shakes? Yes, shakes spiked with alcohol. Maple Bourbon, Spiked Nutella, or a Strawberry Swirl Colada all sound like fantastic pairings for a big, juicy burger to me!
Photo of Saint Anejo’ rendering courtesy of Elizabeth Gatlin
1120 McGavock St
Nashville, TN 37203
The M Street group – owners of Virago, Whiskey Kitchen, Tavern and Kayne Prime - are adding to their empire over on McGavock Street with their newest venture, Saint Anejo’, a ‘comfortably cool’ cantina concept. Featuring Mexican cuisine and Latin mixology (rumor has it they’ll be bringing back some of Lime’s incredible cocktails!), Saint Anejo’ will be located next to Virago and in front of ‘The Rosewall’ Venue (also currently under construction).
They’re shooting for a mid-October opening, but you know how construction goes…we can at least expect it some time in the fall! For the full press release that includes more details, click here.
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As evidenced above, the Gulch is definitely booming with new business! In addition to the three I’ve listed above, don’t forget about Maneet Chauhan’s new restaurant that I told you about back in April. The Nashville Business Journal reported a few more details on it last week. Click here for that.
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12South Flats
12th Ave S
Nashville, TN 37204
Just up the road a bit from the Gulch, the 12South area is getting a few new eateries too. The mixed-use development project 12South Flats will be home to the second Nashville Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams location as well as Josephine, a 130-seat full service restaurant by Burger Up owner Miranda Whitcomb Pontes. Josephine will be open six days a week for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.
The expected completion of the 12South Flats project was originally end of summer (late August), but I’m not sure if that is still the case. Perhaps if you follow Josephine on 12th on Twitter, you’ll be the first to hear news of the opening.
UPDATE: projected opening November 2013
2902 12th Ave S
Nashville, TN 37204
The old Clean Plate Club building on 12 South will soon be the new home of Epice, a Lebanese bistro. Epice is being opened by Maher Fawaz, the owner of Kalamata’s. Since Maher is Lebanese, there is promise of real Lebanese home cooking!
The space will seat approximately 38, serve wine and beer, and from reports, is scheduled to open some time this month.
UPDATE: As of early October, construction still happening. Will post opening date as soon as I have it!
3108 Belmont Blvd
Nashville, TN 37212
It’s no secret that I’m a very big fan of Martin’s BBQ. I’ve written about it a couple of times, and publicly proclaimed my love for their smoked chicken wings with Alabama white sauce probably more than any other single food item in the state of Tennessee. I often tell people it’s worth the 20-30 minute drive to Nolensville from Nashville.
But hallelujah, I am not going to have to make that drive much more. That’s right. Come December, the building next door to Osborne’s Bi Rite on Belmont Boulevard will be the new home of Martin’s BBQ Joint! Their fourth location (Nolensville, Mt Juliet, and Morgantown WV are the others) will be within walking distance of my house. Walking distance people. I’m in trouble. Very big, happy trouble.
Projected opening early December
Trolley Barns at Rolling Mill Hill
33 Peabody St.
Nashville, TN 37210
This new establishment is definitely the most unique and perhaps the one I’m most excited about.
Ben and Max Goldberg, the brothers behind Nashville gems Catbird Seat and The Patterson House, are opening Pinewood Social in the Trolley Barns just up the hill from South Broadway some time later this year. The super talented Chef Josh Habiger actually left the Catbird Seat a few weeks ago to begin working on this new concept. Um, yeah. This is gonna be big.
While the menu of American diner food (breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night) may not sound so unique, I have a feeling they’ll be doing some fun things. The really interesting part of this space is the bowling alley. And the swimming pool. And karaoke. A little different dining experience than anything else in this town, don’t ya think?
Projected opening early December
Last Sunday a few friends and I (and my handsome little man) had such a fun evening at Biscuits and Jam at the Southern Living Idea House! The weather was beautiful, Holly Williams was incredible, and the biscuits were pretty darn tasty too.
If you haven’t had a chance to get out there for one of the shows, you really should! There are still two more left in the series. And if you missed my post will all of the details a couple of weeks ago, click over now to get the scoop.
Because I had such a great time, and want you all to be able to experience Biscuits and Jam too, I’m giving away more tickets! Southern Living has given me 5 sets of tickets for Sunday, August 18th and 5 sets for Sunday, August 25th. That means I’ll be choosing 10 more winners to receive a pair of tickets.
August 18th – Sarah Darling
August 25th – DUGAS
Doors open at 5 pm and entertainment starts at 6 pm for all shows. If you aren’t one of the lucky winners this time around, you can purchase tickets on the Fontanel website for $15. (a steal if you ask me!)
Congratulations to the winners!
#37 Leah
#49 Sue–anna
#46 Amy Williams
#3 Melanie Melcher
#29 Tabatha
#43 Elena
#9 Jessie Johnson
#17 Jess
#52 Traci Wilbur
#23 Katie
To enter, all you need to do is this:
Mandatory
1. Leave a comment telling me which show you’d like to see – Sarah or DUGAS. Or if you don’t care, and just want to relax and soak in the sights and sounds (and eat biscuits), tell me that!
Optional
For up to 2 additional entries, you can do either or both of the following. Note: You must leave a separate comment for each optional entry.
2. Follow me on Twitter (@betheats) and tweet “Live music + biscuits = happiness. Win tix to Southern Living’s Biscuits & Jam at Fontanel from @betheats! http://bit.ly/16DSUmt” then leave a comment telling me you’ve done so.
3. Like Eat.Drink.Smile. on Facebook and come back and tell me you did so (or just tell me you already do if that’s the case!)
Contest ends on August 14th at 11:59 pm CDT. Once the winners are chosen, I’ll make contact via email and post the names here on the blog. The winners must respond within 24 hours. If I haven’t heard from them within that time frame, I’ll be forced to choose others, so be sure to check your email!
Note: I will do my best to accommodate the winners preferred dates when divvying up the tickets. However, first responders will get first dibs on which show they’d like to attend. There will be 5 winners for the August 18th show and 5 for the August 25th, so be sure to check your email early on Thursday morning and get back to me ASAP!
view from my room at the Westin in downtown St Louis
Last week I had a work trip to St Louis and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the meals I experienced while there! I haven’t been to St Louis in years (probably 20?!?) and can’t say that I’ve ever read anything about their food scene or restaurants. I didn’t spend much time researching beforehand, but a quick tweet a couple of days before my visit rendered some good suggestions.
Gregorio’s Rx at Olio: white rum, honey, ginger, mint, lemon
First meal upon arrival was dinner on a Saturday night at Olio in a neighborhood called McRee Town. When I looked on the map, it didn’t seem too far away from my hotel. Of course, when you have a cab driver that has NO CLUE where he is going and asks you to be the navigator for a city you know absolutely nothing about….then yeah, it could take a few minutes.
A couple of wrong turns later (seriously, when I said turn right, he turned left. Worst cab driver ever. St Louis desperately needs UBER), we finally arrived safe and sound to the destination.
And after that cab ordeal I was ready for a cocktail! Thank goodness Olio has incredible ones. This is the kind of spot that I would frequent very, very often simply for cocktails and patio time if I lived in St Louis.
Olio’s Roasted Cauliflower dressed in tehini with madras curry and capers
Not only were the cocktails fantastic, but the food was great too. Plus it was my favorite style of dining – small plates. My dining companion and I started at the bar with cocktails and hummus (with chopped nuts and smoked paprika) before moving out into the gorgeous night air on the patio.
Baby octopus salad with chickpeas and edamame at Olio
That’s when the feast began: roasted cauliflower with tehini and madras curry; burrata with black pepper, ajwain seeds and maple syrup; scallop ceviche; moroccan shredded carrot salad dressed in harissa and perfumed with orange blossom water. So many flavors!
Olio patio at night (from their FB page)
1634 Tower Grove Ave
St Louis, MO 63110
(314) 932-1088
Rooster (photo courtesy of their FB page)
After looking at the online menu, I went into Rooster thinking I was going to order a crepe. Crepes are their specialty, and they offer an extensive variety of breakfast crepes, savory crepes and sweet crepes. Yet, once seated, I found myself drawn to the “scrambles”, and one in particular.
Rooster breakfast scramble: eggs, potatoes, spinach, goat cheese, onions and tomato jam
I am not sorry that I didn’t order a crepe. This scramble was incredible. I don’t normally care for potatoes in much of anything, but I loved how these were thinly sliced and created almost a crust on the bottom of the dish. And that tomato jam? There isn’t an adjective that can adequately describe how I feel about it. Just wow.
1104 Locust St
St Louis, MO 63101
(314) 241-8118
Cheese and charcuterie at Bridge Tap House and Wine Bar, St Louis
I went to Bridge Tap House and Wine Bar having no idea that it was part of the same restaurant group that owns Rooster. So basically I began and ended my day with tomato jam. Yes, Bridge also has tomato jam on their menu, and it’s the same tomato jam I had at Rooster for breakfast.
This time we got it as a side on our cheese and charcuterie board. My dining companions on this particular evening were not with me at breakfast, so it was fun to see their reaction after tasting it for the first time. They both felt exactly as I did – amazing.
Bridge Tap House smoked duck tacos
In fact, the entire meal was amazing. We were all blown away by how great everything was. We started with smoked paprika and sea salt popcorn, then moved on to the cheese board you see in the first pic. After that it was a flurry of small plates – roasted poblano and tomato mac & cheese; smoked duck tacos with jicama slaw, sesame cream and cilantro; braised pork belly on spicy polenta cakes with apple-fennel slaw and honey; squash stuffed with spinach, artichokes, goat cheese and asiago.
Gorgonzola bacon bread pudding at Bridge Tap House and Wine Bar
Then last– the dish featured in the worst, most out of focus photo I’ve probably ever taken — the Gorgonzola Bacon Bread Pudding. I didn’t care how awful this picture was, I simply had to include it in the post because it was breathtakingly incredible. Gotta, gotta, gotta try to make this myself! Just heavenly.
1004 Locust St
St Louis, MO 63101
(314) 241-8141
Saturday, August 10, 2013
10 am – 10 pm
I’ve lived in Nashville for 11 years. This year is the Tomato Art Fest’s 10th anniversary. It’s almost embarrassing for me to admit that in all of those years, I have not been to a single Tomato Art Fest.
However, for once, I’m in town and have the day free so as the plan currently stands, I’m going this year!
I’d love to be able to give you guys some tips and tricks on what is most important to see or do, but I clearly have no idea. This time I’m turning the tables and asking YOU for advice. What time should we plan to arrive? Where should we park? Any must-not-miss exhibits, vendors, etc?
I’m checking out the list of happenings on their website, and I’m fairly certain that with a kiddo in tow, it’ll be pretty difficult to do it all, so any advice you may have is greatly appreciated!
Saturday, August 17, 2013
5 – 8 pm
Nashville Farmers’ Market
900 Rosa Parks Blvd
I just heard that for the first time ever, Nashville Farmers Market will be doing their popular Night Market on a Saturday this month. After receiving feedback from several vendors and customers that holding the events on Friday nights made lives a little hectic, they decided to test this Saturday night thing out. I’m not sure how I feel about this, but I guess we’ll see how it goes…
My Saturday nights seem to be busier with weddings, supper clubs, parties, and other social events. And then, of course, you’ve got college football starting soon– that has to affect attendance, right? Well, it IS just a test, so time will tell!
Thursday, August 22, 2013
6 – 8 pm
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel
2100 West End Ave
Nashville, TN 37203
Cost: $30 in advance; $40 at the door*
You’ve seen how much fun I’ve had at Bartender Bash in years past, and I have no doubt that this year I will have just as much (if not more). Yes, I’m thrilled to once again be judging the competition and can’t wait to see what drinks some of the best bartenders in town come up with!
As before, they’ll be competing to take home bragging rights for the Best (Belvedere) Martini and Most Creative Cocktail. In addition, everyone in attendance gets to put in a vote for “Fan Favorite”. The $30 entry into the event includes a Belvedere Martini, tastings from every bartender, and hors d’oeuvres from Mason’s.
*Take my advice and click here to get your tickets early because it tends to sell out in advance. I don’t want to see you turned away at the door on the night of!
Curious who these awesome bartenders are that will be competing? Well, here ya go:
Dennis Butler of 1808 Grille
Taylor Edwards of Tavern
Brian Busher of Virago
Faith Barnes of Hard Rock Cafe
Joshua Jackson of The Oak Bar
Doc Downs of Flyte World Dining
Nicholas Diel of Mason’s
Christian Todd of The Southern Steak & Oyster
Matt Zimmerman of The Palm
Annmarie Frenzell of {PUB}licity
Lauren Hawkins of Cabana
Kids Zone at Riffs Food Truck Jam, every Friday night in East Nashville
Every Friday Night (until the weather turns cold)
6 – 10 pm
400 Main Street
Parking lot between 5th and Main condominiums
Last week on Twitter, I heard about the new(ish) Riffs Food Truck Jam, a family-friendly dining and music event happening every Friday in East Nashville. The sweet words that specifically caught my attention in those tweets? Kids Zone.
While it might seem silly that I chose to post a picture of the bouncy houses as my one visual for this event, it really is what fueled my curiosity. If you have kids, you understand this. If you don’t, you will some day!
In addition to the aforementioned entertainment for the kiddos, every week there will be at least 15 food trucks, live music, a Yazoo beer tent, and a full bar in the parking lot of 5th and Main condos. Set up sort of like tailgating, it’s probably a good idea to bring your own chairs.
The food trucks will rotate, so check the Riffs Facebook page each week to see who will be there on that particular Friday.
Photo Credit: Hector Sanchez/Southern Living
If you follow me on Twitter or Instagram, you’ve probably noticed I’ve spent quite a bit of time on the north side of Nashville at Fontanel the last few months. Not familiar with Fontanel? It’s the insanely huge (27,000 square feet) log cabin mansion that was built, owned and lived in by Barbara Mandrell and her family back in the day.
After Barbara and family moved several years ago, new owners took over and have turned the mansion into one of Nashville’s top tourist attractions. And it’s not just a mansion any more. On the 136-acre Fontanel property, there are now zip lines, walking trails, disc golf, live music venues like the Woods Amphitheater, and my #1 reason for being out there – the Goo Goo Outpost.
Recently the latest and greatest attraction opened on site, the Southern Living Idea House.
Along with the opening of the Idea House came the Southern Living Biscuits and Jam concert series. Beginning in July, emerging country artists have been doing 60-75 minute acoustic performances in the courtyard every Sunday evening with the beautiful Tennessee hills as a backdrop.
Photo Credit: Hector Sanchez/Southern Living
As you may have guessed by the name, there is also a food element to these concerts. Yes, there really are biscuits and jam. And they’re free! The biscuits are Southern Living’s signature recipe and the jam is provided by Nashville’s very own Bathtub Gin.
In addition, there is plenty of other food and drink for sale. A $10 “plate” includes a sandwich (Ham & Cheese, Pimento Cheese, or Chicken Salad), chips, and a cookie. Beer, wine, water and soda are all available, as well as a yummy signature drink, the Honeysuckle Watermelon Cocktail.
Photo Credit: Hector Sanchez/Southern Living
Though July has already passed, and I’ve missed what I’ve heard are spectacular performances by Nikki Lane, Jana Kramer, The Farm and Elizabeth Cook, there is still an entire month left to this series, and I’m planning to try to hit as many of the shows as I can! On the schedule for August are:
August 4th – Holly Williams
August 11th – Brett Eldredge
August 18th – Sarah Darling
August 25th – DUGAS
Doors open at 5 pm and entertainment starts at 6 pm for all shows. Tickets can be purchased on the Fontanel website for $15. However…..you might just be able to go for FREE.
Southern Living has been so kind as to give me several tickets to give away to my readers! I have 5 sets of tickets for this Sunday, August 4th and 5 sets for Sunday, August 11th. That means I’ll be choosing 10 winners to receive a pair of tickets.
Congratulations to the winners!
#34 Tammy Taylor
#33 David Dawson
#1 Kelly
#24 Susannah
#38 Robert Jenkins
#22 Megan F
#14 Amanda
#41 Jess
#19 Sherri
#27 Shannon
All you have to do is this:
Mandatory
1. Leave a comment telling me which show you’d like to see – Holly or Brett. Or if you don’t care, and just want to hear some great music and eat some delicious biscuits, tell me that too!
Optional
For up to 2 additional entries, you can do either or both of the following. Note: You must leave a separate comment for each optional entry.
2. Follow me on Twitter (@betheats) and tweet “Live music. Great food. Win tickets from @betheats to Southern Living’s Biscuits and Jam at Fontanel! http://bit.ly/19v3Mbm” then leave a comment telling me you’ve done so.
3. Like Eat.Drink.Smile. on Facebook and come back and tell me you did so (or just tell me you already do if that’s the case!)
Contest ends on Wednesday, July 31st at 11:59 pm CDT. Once the winners are chosen, I’ll make contact via email and post the names here on the blog. Because the first show is just days away, the winners must respond within 24 hours. If I haven’t heard from them within that time frame, I’ll be forced to choose others, so be sure to check your email!
Note: I will do my best to accommodate the winners preferred dates when divvying up the tickets. However, first responders will get first dibs on which show they’d like to attend. There will be 5 winners for the August 4th show and 5 for the August 11th, so be sure to check your email early on Thursday morning and get back to me ASAP!
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