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From Firehouse Chili To Chalk Art: Here's Everything The Taste Of Castro Valley Has To Offer.
The Taste of Castro Valley returns in August with over restaurants, caterers and local businesses.
CASTRO VALLEY, CA — The Taste of Castro Valley returns next month, featuring a diverse lineup of more than 30 restaurants, caterers and local businesses.
The Rotary Club of Castro Valley will host this year's event on Wednesday, Aug. 12, from 5 to 8 p.m.
"As Castro Valley continues to welcome new restaurants and culinary entrepreneurs, the Taste of Castro Valley showcases the diversity and creativity that define the community's evolving food culture," the Rotary Club said in a statement. "This year's event features catering businesses that do not operate out of traditional storefronts."
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By partnering with brick-and-mortar businesses, catering businesses will be able to showcase their cuisine to new audiences, according to the Rotary Club.
Urban Matcha, Pour House, Beard Papa’s, Slice House, and Canyons Barbecue are amongst the featured businesses, according to the Rotary Club.
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There will also be more "unique bites" to discover, including firehouse chili from the Alameda County Fire Department.
Local bands, chalk arts and "special offerings" from featured sponsors will also be available.
The Rotary Club says tickets can be purchased by scanning QR codes on promotional posters around Castro Valley, or by visiting castrovalleyevents.com.
"Early ticket purchases are strongly encouraged to guarantee entry and avoid missing out," the Rotary Club said. "This legacy event is one of Castro Valley’s favorite summer events, spent strolling the boulevard and connecting with neighbors, friends, and the community."
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