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Diva For a Day Foundation, Inc Partners with TrueLeaf Kitchens of Basking Ridge to present The Dream Kitchen Tour and Tasting.

By DIVA FOR A DAY FOUNDATION

April 21, 2017 at 9:12 AM

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Diva For A Day Credits: Diva For A Day

Diva For a Day Foundation, Inc partners with TrueLeaf Kitchens of Basking Ridge to present The Dream Kitchen Tour and Tasting.

Friday May 5, 2017

11AM-2:30PM

This is a self guided tour of 8 kitchens designed by TrueLeaf while enjoying tastings from 8 local resatuarants.

Only 200 tickets will be sold

TIckets are $50 and registration and ticket information is avaibale at www.divaforaday.org

Proceeds from this event are for the benefit of the Diva For A Day Foundation Inc.

Please support our upcoming fundraising event! It is sure to be a fun day ! Tour 8 fabulous kitchens in private homes in Basking Ridge that were designed by True Leaf Kitchens. Learn about the latest trends in kitchen design. Enjoy delicious tastings in each home ~ generously donated and served by 8 local restaurants.

Washington House Restaurant
Capital Craft
Mockingbird Cafe
Anthony's Pizza & Catering
Ravino Pasta
Bistro Seven Three
M&M Perrotti's

Diva For A Day is a national non-profit based out of Basking Ridge that honors women who are facing a cancer diagnosis with a full day of pampering~a day of quiet beauty to take a break from the stress from doctor appointments, treatments, tests, etc....

Ticket Information can be found at www.divaforaday.org

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