Art Exhibits
Food, Fine Arts, Fun at Westport Fine Arts Festival This Weekend, July 14 and 15
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This weekend, renowned local chef Bill Taibe brings the unique Japanese inspired flavor of Kawa Ni to the Westport Fine Arts Festival taking place Saturday and Sunday, July 14 to 15 in downtown Westport.
The festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It’s a rain or shine event and free to the public. “Since opening Jesup Hall in 2017, we have begun a love affair with the downtown area and are committed to taking part in events that strengthen the commerce and culture of Westport,” Taibe said. _____________
— an announcement from the Downtown Westport Merchants Association
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Kawa Ni can be found in the Saugatuck area of Westport, and specializes in Japanese small plates. Featured menu items at their festival booth this weekend, located on the corner of Main Street and Post Road, will include shaved broccoli salad, scallop hand roll, creamy spicy tuna and cold sesame noodles. Taibe and Kawa Ni are among a diverse and inspired culinary offering at this year’s festival that includes Jeera Thai, Skinny Pines Wood Fired Catering, El Segundo and M.O.C. Eatery, a food truck offering locally sourced pub style sandwiches and salads.