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Attention, Taco Chefs: Tacolandia Wants You

Tacolandia, Miami's celebration of tacos, is almost here and we want you!Miami New Times has a few vendor spots left for Tacolandia, the taco-centric festival at Soho Studios on Saturday, November 17. The event will run from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Tacolandia, Miami's celebration of tacos, is almost here and we want you!

Miami New Times has a few vendor spots left for Tacolandia, the taco-centric festival at Soho Studios on Saturday, November 17, from 2 to 6 p.m.

If you own a restaurant that makes tacos, here's you chance to share your delicious recipes with hundreds of locals.

Interested chefs and restaurateurs will be asked to provide 1,500 sample-sized, or tasting portions, of tacos. You also will need serving equipment, a catering or temporary food-service establishment permit, a certificate of insurance, and to meet a few other requirements.

If you're interested, contact Katina Arroyo at [email protected] or call 305-571-7525 to find out all the details about participating in this unique and festival event.


General-admission tickets to Tacolandia cost $45 and include entry to the event at 3 p.m., unlimited taco samples, and access to the cash bar. Gather some friends and take advantage of the Fiesta Four-Pack: four tickets for $135 (only $33.75 each). GA tickets at the door (if available) will cost $50. VIP admission costs $60 and offers early entry at 2 p.m. plus all the bonuses noted above, including an open bar and exclusive restaurants. A VIP Fiesta Four-Pack costs $180 ($45 per ticket). VIP tickets at the door (if available) will cost $70.

To purchase tickets to this 21-and-over event, visit newtimestacolandia.com.

New Times' Tacolandia. 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, November 17, at Soho Studios, 2136 NW First Ave., Miami, 305-600-4785; newtimestacolandia.com.
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