(KITSILANO, VANCOUVER, BC) – Cassandra Anderton, Kitsilano resident, food writer and publisher of the website Good Life Vancouver, begins the “Count Down to Khatsahlano! Music + Art Festival” campaign today. Anderton will give attendees of the festival a preview of the food they can expect to devour at the Saturday, July 13, 2013, celebration. She’ll taste and sip her way through many of the area’s restaurants and the food trucks that will be on-site for the event, sharing the stories behind the purveyors and tips on navigating the many flavours of the festival.
Look forward to daily posts and photos from Cassandra Anderton at www.goodlifevancouver.com, on https://twitter.com/goodlifevan, http://instagram.com/goodlifevan, https://www.facebook.com/GoodLifeVancouver with the hashtag #countdowntokhats and look for her checks in and tips for the food suppliers on Foursquare (Cassandra Anderton). Got a restaurant or food cart for her to check out? Tweet her with suggestions.
Check out the Good Life Vancouver tent on the festival day for food samples, and cooking demos and chat to Anderton and culinary partners about your favourite foods and culinary discoveries.
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About Good Life Vancouver/Cassandra Anderton
Vancouver’s go to website for food, wine, travel and lifestyle information, the Good Life Vancouver focuses on the good things in life in and around Vancouver, BC with a heavy slice of hedonism. Cassandra Anderton is the primary contributor to the Good Life Vancouver and her writing and broadcasts can also be found in Savour Magazine, BC Living, BC Food and Wine Trails, Darpan Magazine, NEWS1130 and Breakfast Television.
About the Khatsahlano! Music + Art Festival
Vancouver’s largest, free outdoor music event, the Khatsahlano! Music + Art Festival, takes place on Saturday July 13th along Kitsilano’s West 4th Avenue. From 11am to 8pm that day, the festival will feature 50 of the City’s top musical performers on 10 stages between Burrard and Macdonald. Besides the amazing music line-up, West 4th Avenue will turn into a gigantic, 10-block street fair with a wide variety of food vendors, a curated art exhibition, bustling patios and giveaways. In its third year, Khatsahlano! is expected to attract 80,000 visitors to West 4th Avenue, making it one of the summer’s most anticipated events.
