Savor St. Pete Food and Wine Festival to feature celebrity chefs, national brands

The 12th annual Savor St. Pete Food and Wine Festival – Presented by Publix will return to Vinoy Waterfront Park on Nov. 2 and 3, offering culinary demonstrations and tastings from a variety of chefs, restaurants and national brands.

The festival, spanning four tents across 40,000 square feet, will feature a range of culinary experiences including the Savor St. Pete Grand Tasting Village, cooking demonstrations on the San Pellegrino Cooking Stage and a new Electric Lounge, with electric vehicles from Sarasota Lamborghini and BMW.

In addition, the festival will also offer first responders, EMTs and electrical linemen, who have worked tirelessly to restore the community following the hurricanes, complimentary tickets by visiting the official Savor St. Pete website. A sign-up sheet is now available labeled under the Events tab, where first responders can register and reserve two tickets—one for themselves and one for a guest. Professional credentials must be presented at registration upon check-in to verify eligibility.

Tickets are all-inclusive and provide access to food, wine and beer samples, as well as live entertainment. General admission is priced at $105, granting entry from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., VIP tickets, which include early entry and access to a VIP Spirits Lounge, are $145.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit SavorTheBurg.com.

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