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The Urban Epicurean Comes to Fort Mason Center! Recommended

When: Sat., Nov. 7 2015
The Urban Epicurean Festival is a marketplace where craft, food, and drink converge. Discover unique art, artisanal food, local wine and beer while attending workshops on a range of topics from home brewing to beekeeping. With over 200 vendors filling Fort Mason Center, this show will be a utopia for all food, drink, and craft lovers. Visit us from 11:30 am to 6:30 pm on Saturday 11/7 to Sunday 11/8. Urban Epic Fest is a free family-friendly event.

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