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Afisha Food festival in Gorky Park
16 July
Afisha Food festival in Gorky Park - 27 August
On the 27th of August in Gorky Park near Golitsynskiy ponds journal "Afisha-Food" will hold the annual "Food" festival - a ten o'clock marathon of a good mood and bon appetite on the last weekend of summer.
For three years 'Afisha-Food' magazine tells its readers about the new principles of gastronomy: a food as entertainment, adventure and pleasure. So holding a big holiday for us and our readers is a great opportunity to take intermediate results of Russian gastronomic revolution.
On the day of the festival dozens of field kitchens of Moscow's best restaurants will prepare special meals and the top chefs will give master classes for everyone. A few farmers' markets and bookstores will be working around Golitsinskiy ponds. The participants of the festival include Ragout, La Mare, 'Strelka', 'Lavka' and other important figures of the new Moscow gastronomy.
Afisha Food festival is the way to assess the state of the national gastronomy at its best, to see the best of its representatives, to see what they are doing in the overall context, focus on the Russian food and try something exclusive. The choice of venue for the Food festival is important as well - Gorky Park is now restarted in the new concept and is reborn as a space.
Similar in size gastronomic feasts and festivals take place in many world capitals such as Paris, New York and London. London Festival 'Taste of London' collects tens of thousands of visitors for three days. Yet the ticket for the festival costs from 75 to 222 pounds and does not cover all future costs of the visitors.
Tickets to the Food festival costs 600 rubles, and the number of tickets is limited. You can buy tickets online at concert.ru or by phone + 7 (495) 644 22 22.
See you at the Festival of Food!
Source: Рамблер-Новости
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