Cooking demonstrations from the event will also be broadcast on WZMQ 19 News. There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased at a time, and tickets will be sold on a first-come first-serve basis.įor those who can’t get a ticket, the event will be livestreamed on the Daily Press website, YouTube, and Facebook. Tickets cost $25 and will only be available at the Daily Press, located at 600 Ludington Street in Escanaba, during regular business hours. While it has been a number of years since the Daily Press hosted a cooking show event like the one coming to the Island, all previous cooking shows sold out quickly. Located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Island Resort & Casino offers the ultimate vacation experience for travelers of all types.

Only 300 tickets will be sold to the show. About 3.5 Very good 355 reviews 1 of 1 hotels in Harris Location 3.6 Cleanliness 4.3 Service 4.0 Value 3.9 This property has identified as Indigenous-owned. Two culinary experts will demonstrate how to prepare multiple dishes featuring the best of locally produced ingredients, like mushrooms from UP Gourmet Mushrooms, of Trenary, and fresh garlic from Lanaville Garlic Farm, of Bark River.ĭoors open at 9 a.m., lunch will be provided during an intermission between two cooking sessions, and guests can expect giveaways during the event. 14 at the Island Resort & Casino Convention Center. The cooking show event hosted by the Daily Press will take place Sept. ESCANABA - Ready your tastebuds, tickets for the Taste of the Island Cooking Show go on sale Monday.

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