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Arboretum’s Food And Wine Festival’s VIP Is Sold Out And General Admission Is Getting Close

Jun 2, 2021 5:30 PM by Jeanne Prejean

Sorry if you had your heart set on being part of the VIP-ers at the Arboretum’s Fourth Annual Food And Wine Festival: A Gatsby Garden Soiree on Thursday, June 10. It’s sold out! And no wonder. After all, what would one expect when Knife Dallas’ Chef John Tesar and Carte Blanche’s Chef Casey La Rue will be ruling the VIP Experience?

John Tesar (File photo)
IMG_4150 Sharon Van Meter
Sharon Van Meter (File photo)

But never fear — there are still tickets available for the main event chaired by Chef Sharon Van Meter and Event Chair Alicia Voltmer.

But Alicia warned, “With a limited number of tickets available to ensure a safe and wonderful experience and the public’s excitement about attending this popular, outdoor event, we anticipate a sell-out.”

Dallas Arboretum Food And Wine Festival (File photo)

Once again — and no wonder, with the collection of restaurants and chefs providing a graze-a-thon at North Texas’ most fabulous surroundings thanks to Festival sponsors Rosewood Ranches Waygu Beef and Amegy Bank and “fine wines provided by Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits.”

BTW, if you’re wondering who will be cooking, you’re in luck. Here is a roll call of the talents behind the dishes:

  • Beyond the Box – Chef Douglas Brown
  • Bisous Bisous Pâtisserie – Chef Andrea Meyer
  • Bright Box Foods – Chef Christopher Patrick
  • Cane Rosso – Chef Josh Healy
  • Carte Blanche – Chef Casey La Rue
  • Ellie’s Restaurant and Lounge (Hall Arts) – Chef Dan Landsberg
  • Empire Baking Company/Mozzarella Company – Chef Meaders Ozarow and Chef Paula Lambert
  • Encina – Chef Matt Balke
  • Fearing’s Restaurant – Chef Mike Matis
  • Garden Café – Chef Mark Wootton
  • Home Grown Market – Chef Lucy Braddock
  • Homewood – Chef Matt McCallister
  • Humble: Simply Good Pies – Chef Sean Jett
  • Jonathon’s Diner – Chef Jonathon Erdeljac
  • José – Chef Anastacia Quiñones-Pittman
  • Knife Dallas – Chef John Tesar
  • La Duni Baking Studio– Chef Dunia Borga
  • The Meat Shop – Chef Keith Browning
  • Meddlesome Moth – Chef Josh Boneé
  • Monarch – Chef Eric Dreyer
  • Oak’d BBQ – Chef Michael Lane
  • Petra & The Beast – Chef Misti Norris
  • Profound Foods – Chef Joel Orsini
  • Taco y Vino – Jimmy Contreras
  • 3015 at Trinity Groves – Chef Sharon Van Meter
  • Trompo – Chef Luis Olivera
  • Two Sisters Catering – Chef Brock Boyd
  • Wolfgang Puck Catering – Chef Andrew Swanson

While Arboretum members can get in for $99, general admission is $125 per person.

And the food extravaganza isn’t a one-night-only affair. The following Saturday, June 12, and Sunday, June 13, the Arboretum will host a Garden Market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with “dozens of local vendors showcasing their products for sale, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Arboretum.”

Filed Under: Announcement, Environment, Events, Food Glorious Food, Fund raiser, FYI, Garden, Grazing around, In-person, Outdoors, Sold out!, VIP Reception, Wine Tagged With: Alicia Voltmer, Amegy Bank, Anastacia Quiñones-Pittman, Andrea Meyer, Andrew Swanson, Brock Boyd, Casey La Rue, Christopher Patrick, Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardem, Dan Landsberg, Douglas Brown, Dunia Borga, Eric Dreyer, Fourth Annual Food and Wine Festival: A Gatsby Garden Soiree, Jimmy Contreras, Joel Orsini, John Tesar, Jonathon Erdeljac, Josh Boneé, Josh Healy, Keith Browning, Lucy Braddock, Luis Olivera, Mark Wootton, Matt Balke, Matt McCallister, Meaders Ozarow, Michael Lane, Mike Matis, Misti Norris, Paula Lambert, Rosewood Ranches Waygu Beef, Sean Jett, Sharon Van Meter, Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits

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