Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits will serve as exclusive provider of wine and spirits for the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival for the 19th consecutive year, running October 15–18, 2026, with more than 50 events. Net proceeds benefit Event Zero Foundation and the James Beard Foundation, and the festival has raised more than $15 million for charitable partners since 2007 ($60 million combined with its sister festival, SOBEWFF). The event returns to Pier 17 Rooftop in Lower Manhattan's Seaport neighborhood, with 65 supplier partners and more than 200 featured sponsors and brands taking part. Highlights include Best of the Best on October 16, Tacos & Tequila on October 17, and The Cookout closing the festival on October 18.
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