From an email:
Manassas, VA- The Prince William Chamber of Commerce will host their annual Cuisine de Commerce on Thursday, November 2 from 3:00-6:00 p.m. in the parking lot of the Chamber’s building at 9720 Capital Court near the Manassas Airport.
This year the event transforms from a luncheon into an outdoor food festival; complete with live music by classic rock cover band Type A, cornhole boards and all-you-can-eat samples from the area’s best restaurants, caterers and food trucks. Those attending should bring a donation of non-perishable foods. Burke & Herbert Bank is sponsoring a food drive at Cuisine de Commerce with donations benefitting the ACTS food pantry in Dumfries.
The entire community is invited to Cuisine de Commerce. Tickets are priced at $20 per person or $300 for a block of 20 tickets (for businesses who want to send the entire team). Prices go up at the gate. Each ticket comes with a souvenir cup. For more information or to purchase event tickets, visit PWchamber.org or call the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at 703-368-6600.
Entertainment at Cuisine de Commerce is sponsored by Wegmans of Gainesville. Discovery Publications is the Community Partner.
Participating food providers to-date include:
· Lil' Bowl Authentic Thai & Japanese Cuisine
· Cakes by Happy Eatery
· Best Western Battlefield Inn
· Eggspectation
· Mariachis Tequileria & Restaurant
· Krispy Kreme
· The Inn at Vint Hill
· Chick fil-A Bristow
· Red Lobster
· Layla's Lebanese Restaurant
· Uptown Alley
· Heart 2 Heart Catering
· Wegmans-Gainesville
· Marcos Pizza
· The Bone Food Truck
· Cakes by Shelby Food Truck
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