The 26th Annual International Food Fair

The 26th Annual International Food Fair

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Sep 15th, 3:55pm By queenseyes

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As I strolled around the Elmwood Festival this year I found myself talking to a few of the people who set up at Festival Row. One of those groups was there to promote their upcoming church functions. I find it refreshing to see a church being so proactive, especially after seeing so many of them struggling across WNY and the country. These days, it's even more important for churches to reach out to neighbors who may or may not eventually part of their congregations.

One of the functions that Dave Smith (photo), a member of St. John's-Grace Episcopal Church, was promoting was an upcoming international food fare. I've heard a lot about this event, and even though I am not the most church-going citizen, I am going to try my hardest to make it to food fair this year. Now that I think about it, I've always wanted to get inside that beautiful church and this is the perfect opportunity. My dad tells me that interior of the church is very intriguing. And I'm sure that the food is going to be just as good. From Dave Smith:

"The 26th Annual International Food Fair is being held at St. John's-Grace this Saturday, September 20th from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Among the various ethnicities represented are Polish, Italian, and Indian, along with many American favorites. There will also be a Country Store with jams, sauces, and various kitchen accessories for sale. Hope to see you there!"

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  1. chris_h_23

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    Sep 15th, 16:10

    Does anyone know if there will be Vegetarian food vendors there?

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  2. chris_h_23

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    Sep 15th, 16:52

    Does anyone know if there will be Vegetarian food vendors there?

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  3. RaChaCha

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    Sep 15th, 18:20

    If I'm not mistaken, Dave is the super-docent who led an awesome tour I took of the Darwin-Martin House in 2006.

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