Evening At The Market - Win Two Tickets




I have written about Food Share before here and here after attending their annual fundraising event, Recipe for Change. Food security and education is a cause near and dear to my heart so I am always thrilled to be asked to share the love. 


 For those who don't know about them, Food Share is a non profit organization that works with communities and schools to deliver healthy food and provide food education. You can also dig into your wallet and donate to Food Share here too.

I am giving away two tickets (worth $150) to a lucky winner so that they can join me on Thursday, November 12ths at the St Lawrence Market for " Evening at the Market " 

 If you aren't the lucky winner, you can still attend and join in the fun.
Tickets sell for $75 each (you can purchase tickets on the St. Lawrence Market website).




Evening at the Market is coming up on November 12th and is sure to be a night not to be missed. This is a great night out to celebrate the merchants of the St. Lawrence Market. From 7pm-10pm the entire South Market will be open to guests for and exclusive culinary adventure featuring unlimited food and drink, with tickets selling for $75. Each of the Market merchants is preparing a unique food offering to showcase their best products including specialties like flaming spaganaki, oysters shucked by Guinness World Record holder Patrick McMurray and the St. Lawrence Market tradition - pea meal bacon sandwich. Guests will also be treated to exciting live entertainment including cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs Lynn Crawford and Lora Kirk and aerial performances from Zero Gravity Circus. The event proceeds benefit FoodShare Toronto and we'll be hosting a silent auction to benefit FoodShare as well.
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