Food and Wine festival to return to Breckenridge
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The Breckenridge Food and Wine festival will return to Main Street Station and The Village near Maggie Pond from Friday, July 24 to Sunday, July 26.
The festival features wine pairing dinners, live music, shopping and hundreds of varieties of wine.
While some areas of the event — like the marketplace and live music — are open to the public, all-access and VIP passes are available and required for other events, like Sunday’s Brunch and Vines event at Sauce on the Maggie.
A portion of the festival’s proceeds benefit Summit County Youth Sports and the Family and Intercultural Re
For more information on passes and pricing, as well as a full lineup of the festival’s events, visit RockyMountainEvents.com
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