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Update November 14th 2018
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Sicily Fest: the Pop-Up Market Of Sicily, which was scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 24, at Glebe’s Tramsheds, has been unexpectedly postponed.
Lovers of anything Italian need to head to the Sicily Fest on 24 November held at the Tramsheds at Forest Lodge in Sydney's inner west. Here you can embrace all that is great about Italy.
Italy is a magical place and Sicily down south is known for having exceptional food. Markets are common and this is where the locals buy their fresh food each day. Sicily is also known for its delicious seafood. If you have ever been to Sicily, you would remember seeing the fishmonger stalls groaning under the weight of a wide range of seafood.
image credit: By Popo le Chien - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0,https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=50369245
Fresh is best and Italians love to cook each day with the produce and ingredients bought at the markets. Sicilians also love their cheeses, salamis, fresh vegetables and fruits. Of course, you can't forget that almost every Italian enjoys a drop or two of wine with their meals, so expect to taste some Italian vino.
An Italian meal wouldn't be complete without a gelato or a granita. Italians have created a myriad of gelato flavours and Sicilians especially have a unique way of eating gelato, they stuff it into freshly baked brioche! So you might be lucky enough to discover this taste sensation at the Sicily Fest.
image credit: By Kat Phillips - originally posted to Flickr as Sicilian Ice Cream Parlor, CC BY 2.0,https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=10208246
The Sicily Fest is set to be a fantastic day celebrating all things Italian with fabulous food, wine, art, exhibitions, markets and live entertainment. So mark this date in your diary now and follow the Facebook page for updates on stalls and events.
An article in La Fiamma newspaper in September, 26th announced the Sicily Fest postponed until a new date was set. Does this article indicate the Festival is now back on as before or was this article offered for publication before that news was announced?
