ALL YOU CAN EATALY - FESTA DELLA REPUBBLICA

The event you know and love is back, and and we’re going all out to celebrate Festa della Repubblica!

On Friday, June 5, we are hosting our biggest all-access party of the year for a night of Italian celebration, and we are going all out with endless food, drink, and entertainment.

For one night only, our marketplace will be closed to the public and open to ticketholders who can experience an all-inclusive party with Chef demonstrations, live music, DJ sets, 50+ bites, 50+ drinks, photo booth, a dunk tank for charity, and so much more!

Get ready for All You Can Eataly: Festa della Repubblica!

General Admission Tickets are $125 include:

• Unlimited tastings of 50+ Italian bites
• Endless drinks from 50+ wine, spirits, beer
• In-person chef demonstrations of classic Italian fare
• Live music and DJ entertainment from Emerald City Band, DJ Steffi Burns, and more!

- Entry at either 7PM or 7:30PM

VIP Tickets are $175 and include:

• Early admission to the event at 6PM
• Premium sips & bites throughout the marketplace, only available from 6-7PM
• Tote bag with select goodies from some of our favorite producers

Please note:

• All guests planning to consume alcohol must be able to produce a valid government-issued identification upon check-in to prove they are 21 or older.
• General Admission tickets provide access from 7 or 7:30PM until 10PM, VIP tickets provide access at 6PM

What is Festa della Repubblica?

Every June 2, our compatriots in Italy celebrate Festa della Repubblica, or Republic Day, a national holiday that commemorates the date when Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and form a republic. In 1946, World War II had just ended – and with it Fascism – and the Italian people were eager to usher in a new chapter of freedom. Since then, Italy has been a unitary parliamentary republic.

Accordingly, June 2 is a major holiday in our home country. Offices, banks, and schools close; grand parades march; and a ceremonial wreath is laid on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The tomb and its eternal flame are enshrined in the Altare della Patria in Rome, a modern symbol of Italy.