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FizzFest at the Garden

When: Sat., Sept. 10, 2-7 p.m. 2022

Introducing FizzFest at the Garden, presented by Silver Eagle Beverages — a one-of-a-kind, carbonated festival celebrating all things Fizz’d and bubbly. Enjoy an afternoon of sips, photo ops, and live entertainment by Carbonlily and Finding Friday on the main stage from The Betty Kelso Center and Greehey Lawn. Featured brands with tasting zones will be provided along with additional food vendors and a small business market located on the Concert Lawn.

(210) 536-1400

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www.sabot.org/fizzfest

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