North-of-downtown food and nightlife complex The Creamery will host a latte-art throwdown Thursday, May 23, pitting 32 baristas against each other for cash prizes and bragging rights. The event will take place at the entertainment site's outdoor pavilion.
will host a latte-art throwdown Thursday, May 23, pitting 32 baristas against each other for cash prizes and bragging rights.
The event will take place at the entertainment site's outdoor pavilion. Admission will begin at 6 p.m., and the first pour will go down at 7 p.m. The first-, second- and third-place contestants will split a $1,000 cash pot.Baristas can register to compete at the same link, but should be prepared to pay $15 to enter. The competition brackets are limited to the first 32 who enter.
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