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BRUNSWICK — Brunswick Downtown Association’s annual Taste of Brunswick will take place on Saturday, Sept.15. This will be the fourth year of the event, which was shifted from June to September this year. The timing was changed to better take advantage of the fall harvest bounty.

This special culinary experience will offer food, drink, and music from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Town Mall. Many of the area’s finest restaurants will showcase their specialties, like Big Top Deli, Bombay Mahal, The Brunswick Inn, Byrne’s Irish Pub, Cook’s Lobster House, Frontier, The Gelato Fiasco, The Great Impasta, Lion’s Pride, No. 10 Water, Sista’s BBQ, Tao, The Tavern at Brunswick Station, Trattoria Athena, among many others.

There will be a beer tent sponsored by Byrne’s Irish Pub and music performances by local Maine bands Hey Buddy, Ear Candy, Cinnamon, and The Music Center Ensemble.

Pricing for Taste of Brunswick will remain the same as last year. Advance tickets are $5 and can be purchased online at www.brunswickdowntown.or g/TOB or at the College Store, Cool As A Moose, Mid Coast Hunger Prevention, Riley Insurance, or at the Visitor Center in Brunswick Station.

Tickets will also be available on the day of the event for $7 at the door (12 and under are free) and food tickets will be available for $1 each.

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Attendees will want to hold on to admission tickets, as event participants will offer the following deals and discounts, worth more than $20:

— Free upgrade from a 7- inch sub to a 12-inch at Big Top Deli

— 10 percent off food at Byrne’s Irish Pub

— 20 percent discount at Cook’s Lobster House

— 15 percent discount (excluding alcohol) at Frontier

— $2 off first beer at Lion’s Pride

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— Half-off a second dinner of equal value at Sista ’s BBQ

— Half-off a second dinner of equal value at The Tavern at Brunswick Station

— Half off any blackboard appetizer special at Trattoria Athena

In addition, the College Store will host a book signing at the event for “Fresh From Maine: Recipes and Stories from the State’s Best Chefs” by Brunswick-based food writer Michael Sanders.

A portion of the proceeds from the book sales and from Taste of Brunswick will be donated to the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program.

For more information, visit www.brunswickdowntown.or g/TOB.



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