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Blackstone Valley International Food Trail starts today at over 80 restaurants
Blackstone Valley Tourism invites Rhode Islanders to participate in their “exciting culinary experience” – the Blackstone Valley International Food Trail, with restaurants participating representing over 40 countries in the region’s 10 cities and towns.
The Blackstone Valley, the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, has people coming to the area from all over the world, living for generations in their search for an ideal place to live, grow, and thrive. The Food Trail celebrates the rich world roots of the area.
Blackstone Valley Food Trail Festival Kick-Off weekend
The kickoff of the event features many of the 80+ restaurants, breweries, orchards offering exclusive specials this weekend. Organizers encourage diners this weekend to post a photo to Instagram or Facebook for a chance to WIN AN OVERNIGHT STAY PRIZE PACKAGE valued at $250 that includes accommodations at Courtyard by Marriott Lincoln and a Blackstone Valley Gift Bag full of local products. The more places you visit, the more chances you have. Be sure to follow and tag @tourblackstone in your post to be eligible to win.
Some of the specials being offered this weekend are listed here:
Blackstone Valley International Food Trail Guides and Passports are available at many of the participating establishments, and local tourism information centers and kiosks. Digital versions are available at the links below. Keep the guide and passport with you to visit RI’s Blackstone Valley’s many food festivals, unique dining experiences, and cultural explorations throughout the year.
The trail guide is available to read or download, here: