NW Chocolate Festival Returns to Bellevue Oct 4-6

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Northwest Chocolate Festival is returning to Bellevue for its second year, scheduled from October 4 to 6, 2024, at the Meydenbauer Center. This year's event includes an additional day, reflecting its growing popularity among chocolate enthusiasts. Attendees can expect to explore a variety of chocolate delicacies, including milk and dark chocolates, truffles, and gourmet desserts, all crafted by artisan chocolate makers from around the globe. The festival will host live chef demonstrations, tastings, and educational talks focused on cacao and chocolate, allowing visitors to deepen their appreciation for this beloved treat. In addition to indulgent options, healthy food alternatives will also be available, ensuring a diverse culinary experience.

For those looking to attend the full weekend, hotel discounts will provide convenient access to the festivities. Recognized as one of North America's premier chocolate events, the festival celebrates its 15th year with a lineup of esteemed exhibitors, including Forte Artisan Chocolates and jcoco. For more information and ticket purchases, attendees can visit the festival’s official website.

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