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Dinner in Paradise tickets on sale

 
Al Fresco: The Dinner in Paradise dinner series takes place under the stars at Paradise Farms in Homestead.
Al Fresco: The Dinner in Paradise dinner series takes place under the stars at Paradise Farms in Homestead.
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Tickets are on sale for the eighth annual Dinner in Paradise, that quintessentially South Florida series of al fresco farm suppers at Gabriele Marewski’s Paradise Farms in Homestead. The drill: A farm tour, cocktail reception and five-course meal for $165 plus tax and fees.

The season kicks off Dec. 9 with Loews chefs Frederic Delaire and Jason Prevatt in the kitchen along with the Ocean Reef Club’s Phillipe Reynaud and Jason Stocks. Here’s the rest of the lineup:

Jan. 13: Tom Frazier (vegan).

Feb. 9: Kira Volz and Valentine’s Day dinner-dance.

March 10: Jacob Anaya, Julie Frans (Essensia) and Nate Martin (Georgia’s Union).

March 24: Norman Van Aken and Travis Starwalt (Tuyo), Dewey LoSasso (The Forge) and E. Michael Reidt (Area 31).

April 14: Sean Brasel (Meat Market), Paula DaSilva (1500 Degrees) and Mark Zeitouni (The Standard).

April 28: Sergio Sigala (Cecconi’s), David Bracha (River Oyster Bar) and Alex Feher (InterContinental Miami).

Tickets are available at paradisefarms.net.

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