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Regina Is Hosting A Gourmet Food Festival You Gotta Attend This Month

Eat your heart out.
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Ashley Kilback
January 20, 2017, 07:45 AM
September 24, 2021, 10:31 AM

I feel like the weekend was created for the purpose of enjoying 48-hours of guilt-free eating. By the time Friday rolls around, people are more inclined to misbehave and that's when the extramarital affairs happen with the one thing we love most in life... food. The infamous cheat meal tantalizes us with its whispers of promised carbohydrates and sugar and eventually, we give into the tasty goodness that goes against all of the well-balanced diet commitments we made to ourselves.

If I said I wasn't guilty of doing this, then I'd be lying and it makes me feel better to know I'm not the only one. Besides, one cheat meal every weekend isn't so bad, right? Especially when it supports your local city and has a good line up of local eats including Cathedral Social Hall, Labodega, and Sinfully Sweet Bakery.

Intrigued yet? Here are all the details you need to know about the Taste of Cathedral happening on Friday, January 28th: 

Time: Doors open at 5:30, food tasting starts at 6

Location: The Italian Club

Food Tasting Vendors: Cathedral Social Hall, Cuppa T, Fellinger's Red Meat Wagon, Fiesta Filipino Pastry, La Bodega, Shannon's Pub & Grill, Sinfully Sweet Bakery and The Italian Club

Park Perks: Silent Auction and live music by The Ben Winoski Project

Tickets: $20 at Dessart Sweets (Note: cash or cheque only)

For full event schedule, check out Cathedral Village Online.

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