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Posted: August 25, 2011
Anthem Group to host New England Dessert Showcase September 17th
The Anthem Group has planned its annual New England Dessert Showcase. Visitors will sample unlimited designer desserts, chocolates, ice creams and more from 100 local exhibitors at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on September 17th from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. General admission, VIP and private tasting tickets are available. VIP and private tasting ticket holders will receive access to the Kickoff Party on September 16th, gift bags valued at the showcase, and admission to the After Party following the Showcase.
Tickets are available for $25-$75 depending on ticket tier. General admission tickets will be available at the door on a capacity only basis.
Contact for group rates and children under 12.
For additional information, contact Anne Holden at 617.381.4746 or aholden@anthemevents.com. Information, advance ticket purchases, and full details are available online at www.NEdessertshowcase.com.
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