Win a pair of tickets to Tucson Foodie’s second annual “The Art of Plating” event — GIVEAWAY CLOSED

Win a pair of tickets to Tucson Foodie’s second annual “The Art of Plating” event — GIVEAWAY CLOSED

Jan 14, 20201 min read

Tucson Foodie is hosting its second annual The Art of Plating event at Copenhagen Imports from 6:30 – 9 p.m. on Thursday, January 30.

Think beautifully presented dishes by some of Tucson’s most creative chefs, live music, heated competition, food samples, and libations. You’ll meet the whole Tucson Foodie team, local celeb judges, and sit in some pretty fancy chairs.

Mark your calendars, spread the word, proclaim it from the rooftops—it’s almost here.

What’s The Art of Plating?

To find out more about the 2020 event, check out this article. If you want a recap of the first event, view the video footage, competing plates, and photobooth fun here.

Plate from Maria Mazon of BOCA Tacos y Tequila for the Art of Plating (Credit: Jackie Tran)
Plate from Maria Mazon of BOCA Tacos y Tequila for the Art of Plating (Credit: Jackie Tran)
But how do I get in for free?

We are giving away a pair of General Admission tickets to the event. Tickets are worth $55 each and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

Sign up in the bar above to win

Sign up by entering your name and email address in the yellow bar across the top of your screen for a chance to win a pair of The Art of Plating 2020 tickets.

The winner will be notified on Thursday, January 16. Please check your email by the end of the day on Thursday or a new winner will be selected.

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Kate Severino

Kate Severino

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