Tuesday, September 5, 2006
First Annual Los Angeles Wine and Food Festival
Ann Gentry's cooking demoLos Angeles had its first ever Wine and Food Festival from August 25-27. Friday night's festivities kicked off at the Marriott Downtown for $125 a head. On Saturday or Sunday at the LA Convention Center's Kentia Hall, tickets were $65 per person or $120 per couple.The festival's main attraction was the 100+ wineries that poured. There were an array of chocolates, cheeses
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