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With 18 Restaurants Expected, ‘Taste of Woodside’ to Take Place Nov. 20

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Nov. 13, 2014 By Michael Florio

Get ready to sample the diverse food of Woodside.

Woodside on the Move, a local non-profit, will be putting on its third annual “Taste of Woodside” on Nov. 20, with the goal of showcasing about 18 restaurants.

The goal of the event is to provide attendees with the ability to sample each restaurant’s food so they are able to get an appreciation of the quality of Woodside’s cuisine.

This year’s event will be taking place at the St. Sebastian’s School auditorium, located at 39-76 58th Street.

The event will cost $25.

“The restaurants will provide samples of the type of food they offer,” said Adriana Beltran with Woodside on the Move. The list of participating restaurants will be released shortly.

This year’s event is expected to attract about 100 attendees, Beltran said. Last year, 80 people attended.

Beltran said a new feature this year will be a photo exhibit called The Woodsider. The exhibit will be hung around the auditorium and will feature Woodside businesses.

Details:

Date: Nov. 20, 2014

Time: 6 pm-9pm

Location: St. Sebastian’s School auditorium

Admission price: $25

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