Old Town Commercial Association is hosting its fifth annual Taste & Tour of Old Town, a progressive food sampler and exclusive loft tour. The sampler gives visitors a chance to taste a variety of Old Town's finest fare and an opportunity to tour real estate in Old Town.
Participants check in for the event at the OTCA office where they will receive a map, purchase tickets, and wristbands to be on the tour.
Tickets are priced $13 in advance, $15 the day of, and $5 for children under 12. Tickets will also be sold for loft tours only for $5.
The Taste & Tour of Old Town is a fundraiser for the OTCA, which helps to continue its mission of revitalizing Lansing's Old Town district. For a list of participating restaurants and more information visit http://www.iloveoldtown.org.
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