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Bevs & Bites in the Bendel Mansion

For 2024, we’ll be back in the Mansion and expanding into our Galleries for our most spacious setting yet! Join us for a lively evening sampling and savoring the very best of fresh local gourmet fare with first-rate wines, custom craft beers from local breweries, and superb spirits from local distilleries. Bring your friends and your appetite for an epicurean adventure like no other, featuring unlimited tastings of incredible local food and drink. All event proceeds support the Mission and…

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February 9, 2024 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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39 Scofieldtown Rd
Stamford, CT United States

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For 2024, we’ll be back in the Mansion and expanding into our Galleries for our most spacious setting yet!
Join us for a lively evening sampling and savoring the very best of fresh local gourmet fare with first-rate wines, custom craft beers from local breweries, and superb spirits from local distilleries.
Bring your friends and your appetite for an epicurean adventure like no other, featuring unlimited tastings of incredible local food and drink.
All event proceeds support the Mission and programming of the SM&NC.
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