Mequon Jewish Food Festival fosters unity, cultural understanding
Jewish Food Festival in Mequon
The Jewish Food Festival is back today at Noon and it will be filled with a family-friendly gathering that fosters community unity and cultural understanding. Brian Kramp is in Mequon with a sneak peek at today?s festival for foodies.
MILWAUKEE - The Jewish Food Festival is back on Monday, Aug. 11, and it will be filled with a family-friendly gathering that fosters community unity and cultural understanding.
And of course, there will be delicious food as well!
It opens at noon and runs to 7 p.m. at Rotary Park in Mequon.
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Check out the menu and other activities you can take part in.
Jewish Food Festival sweet treats
Babka and Rogelach are a few sweet treats on the menu for today’s Jewish Food Festival – and there's plenty to go around! Brian Kramp is in Mequon, where thousands will gather for an annual celebration filled with culture, cuisine, and community.
Jewish Food Festival mouthwatering dishes
The Jewish Food Festival features an array of mouthwatering dishes, from classic pastrami sandwiches to savory knishes and comforting matzo ball soup. Brian Kramp is in Mequon with a sneak peek of the festival that showcase the beauty and diversity of Jewish culture.
Unity at the Jewish Food Festival
Whether you visit the Jewish Food Festival for the flavors, the music, or the hands-on fun, there?s something for everyone to connect with and celebrate. Brian Kramp is seeing why it?s a beautiful moment of unity and shared experience for all guests.
Good eats at the Jewish Food Festival
The Jewish Food Festival is an annual celebration of culture, cuisine, and community and it?s back today at noon. Brian Kramp is in Mequon where felafel and shawarma are just a few favorites on the menu.
Jewish Food Festival, checking out the brisket
The Jewish Food Festival brings together residents and visitors from all backgrounds to experience the rich traditions and delicious flavors of Jewish heritage. Brian Kramp is at Rotary Park in Mequon where the pulled brisket is an absolute must.
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