Eat, Drink and Be Pretty

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EDBP features food from over 25 of the valley’s top restaurants and a selection of beers, fine wines and signature cocktails for guests to enjoy as they watch live fashion shows throughout the night. Participating restaurants include (so far): Tryst Café, Tavern Americana, Sogno Toscano, RA Sushi Bar Restaurant, Farm and Craft, Heidi’s Events & Catering, Fogo De Chao, Delice Bistro, Cambozola and Black and Bleu American Grill.
Sponsored by Kendra Scott, attendees will have the chance to purchase mystery jewelry bags for $60 containing jewelry valued from $60-$200. Then, learn makeup and hair tips from professional beauty advisors or capture the night with friends in the photo booth. Next, check out a new Lincoln, the official vehicle of the Scottsdale Culinary Festival. Or, hit the dancefloor and twirl the night away with live music performed by Sapphire Sky. Then, take a break and relax with mini massages and spa treatments.
Presented by Envy Residents, tickets to EDBP are available for $85 during presale and $100 at the door.  VIP tickets are also available for $125, which includes exclusive seating at the fashion show, access to the private lounge area, VIP food, private restrooms, private bar and one ticket to the Scottsdale Culinary Festival weekend.
Eat Drink and Be Pretty is located at the Scottsdale Center for Performing Arts, 7380 E 2nd St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251. For more information, visit: https://scottsdalefest.org.
All net proceeds raised will support the non-profit Scottsdale League for the Arts in its effort to promote the arts and arts education organizations in the Phoenix metropolitan area, via annual fundraisers such as the Scottsdale Culinary Festival and The Friends of James Beard Benefit Dinner. Since 2002, the League has contributed more than $4 million to numerous organizations such as Ballet Arizona, Childsplay and Free Arts of Arizona.
 

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