News Summary
The Detroit Sandwich Party is set for August 31st at Eastern Market’s Shed 5, featuring over two dozen local restaurants and a diverse selection of small-format sandwiches. With free admission, attendees can enjoy bites ranging from $3 to $12, alongside beverage options. Organized by local entrepreneur Carlos Parisi, this culinary celebration aims to enhance community engagement while supporting local eateries. The event builds on last year’s success, anticipating another strong turnout from locals and visitors alike.
Detroit will host the highly anticipated Detroit Sandwich Party on Sunday, August 31st, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event will take place at Eastern Market’s Shed 5, and admission is free for all attendees. This culinary celebration promises a diverse array of small-format sandwiches created by over two dozen restaurants from the metro Detroit area, with prices ranging from $3 to $12.
The Detroit Sandwich Party marks a continuation from the inaugural event in 2024, which attracted more than 2,000 attendees and garnered enthusiasm for local flavors and community engagement. Participants will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of options, with offerings that include both sweet and savory sandwiches. Notable restaurants contributing to this year’s event include Mudgie’s Deli and Wine Shop, Saffron De Twah, Waka by Baobob Fare, Tall Trees Cafe, Rocco’s Italian Deli, Grobbel’s Garage, Soul ‘N’ The Wall, Bar Chenin, and Marrow Provisions.
Beyond sandwiches, attendees will also find options for beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase through the event’s drink ticket system. As part of the Labor Day weekend celebrations, the Detroit Sandwich Party aims to provide a fun, affordable gathering for sandwich enthusiasts while promoting local eateries.
This event is organized by Carlos Parisi, known for his passion for sandwiches and as the owner of Aunt Nee’s, which offers Detroit-made tortilla chips, salsa, and guacamole at Eastern Market and local stores. Carlos Parisi is also the founder of Detroit Sandwich Week, an initiative that takes place annually between Christmas and New Year’s to further support local businesses and the food scene in the area.
The Detroit Sandwich Party is held in collaboration with the North Corktown Neighborhood Association and the Eastern Market Corporation, signaling a strong community effort to enhance local culture and entrepreneurship through food. By merging the excitement of local dining with a festive environment, the event creates a vibrant atmosphere where community members can connect and celebrate diverse culinary creations.
For those interested in attending, further information about the Detroit Sandwich Party can be found online through the event’s designated page and on social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook. Attendees are encouraged to arrive hungry and ready to explore the culinary offerings that highlight the unique flavors of Detroit.
The Detroit Sandwich Party is expected to attract both locals and visitors alike, aiming to repeat the successful turnout from last year. Those attending will not only enjoy delicious food but also contribute to the ongoing support of the local restaurant industry, fostering a deeper connection within the community.
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