A world appeasing all the senses awaits.
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A new festival is bringing international pours, bites and entertainment to Mizner Park, all without a pesky airport security line.
Passport to Pours will make its debut Saturday, Oct. 3, from 4 to 10 p.m. at Mizner Park Amphitheater, located at 590 Plaza Real in Boca Raton. The one-day event will send guests across 12 country-inspired bar destinations, complete with a commemorative passport to stamp at each stop.
Current general admission tickets cost $60, while VIP admission is $90 and VIP early entry is $110. Prices will increase Sept. 15, giving would-be world travelers a reason to book early.
Confirmed bar destinations on-site include Italy with Campari Group, Germany with the American German Club of the Palm Beaches, Japan with Kapow Noodle Bar and Thailand with Lemongrass Asian Bistro. American Social will represent the United States, while Le Petit Parisien will deliver a taste of France. More restaurants, beverage brands and cultural groups will be announced ahead of the festival.
Beyond the samples, attendees can expect international cuisine, cultural performances, live music, an artisan marketplace, interactive activations and photo opportunities throughout the venue. VIP ticket holders will receive premium hospitality perks, with early-entry guests getting additional time inside before standard admission begins.
Brightline has signed on as the official transportation provider, and its Boca Raton station is approximately a five-minute walk from the amphitheater. Festivalgoers can book train travel through the event website.
A portion of proceeds will benefit Rachel’s Gate, a South Florida nonprofit serving senior, hospice and special-needs dogs.
