Nibbles & Bits

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Burger bash, Audubon dine-out, Tast of the Nation

 

The Taste of Brickell Food & Wine Festival hosts a Burgers, Beer & Balls Bash from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday at 401 Brickell Ave., Miami, featuring hamburgers and meatballs from 25 restaurants. Tickets are $10-$100, with some of the proceeds benefitting Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade; 305-200-8892, tasteofbrickell.com

The Tropical Audubon Society’s Dine Out series continues next week with the Sports Grill, 1559 Sunset Dr., Coral Gables, donating 10 percent of its Tuesday dinner receipts to the conservation group; 305-668-0396.

Last month’s 25th annual Taste of the Nation Miami fundraiser at Turnberry Isle attracted 650 revelers and brought in $95,000 to combat childhood hunger, organizers report; strength.org.

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