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Photo 1: A bowl of ramen topped with avocado, onion, cucumbers, lime, and spices. Photo 2: A dish with shrimp + grits artfully plated.

Dance, dine, and sip all in support of a good cause.

Photos provided by Visit Central Florida

We hope you’re hungry: Bonnet Springs Park just announced Central Florida Food Fest.

The first annual food + beverage festival (21+ only) comes to the park on Saturday, Oct. 18, 5-9 p.m.

Tickets are on sale now for an evening of culinary excellence. Expect exclusive dishes from 10+ Central Florida restaurants, curated drink pairings, live music, a marketplace, and more.

Plus, we’re dining for good: all proceeds benefit Bonnet Springs Park’s commitment to community, culture, nature, recreation + education.

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