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Tickets now available for 2021 Carson City Taste of Downtown

Everyone's favorite Carson City Party with a Purpose — the annual Taste of Downtown, a benefit for the Advocates to End Domestic Violence program — returns in 2021 after a year off due to the pandemic.

Early bird tickets are now available for $40, with prices to increase July 1. The event will happen Sept. 11, 2021.

Ticket holders will enjoy sampling many local restaurants, listening and dancing to live music, and perusing through small shops throughout Downtown Carson City.

This long-time favorite event will continue to celebrate the resiliency of our community and is a great place to spend time with your friends and family while supporting a very important cause.

The Taste of Downtown is the largest fundraiser of the year for our local domestic violence and sexual assault program. Advocates to End Domestic Violence, offers a 51 bed emergency shelter, case management, crisis intervention, parenting classes, budgeting and life skills classes, court accompaniment, Sexual Assault Response Advocates and more.

Click here to get your tickets now and we will see you Sept. 11.

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