Enjoying Taste of Vienna
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Enjoying Taste of Vienna

VVFD’s annual food festival supports the fire station while offering a variety of foods to guests.

From left: Madison High School students Abbie Bolinger and Nicole Adkins said their Kustard & Co. decadent floats were worth the $10 per drink charge. Bolinger pulled out the candy bar from her “nutty Nutella” to start the imbibing process while Adkins studied her “dirty brownie” for a few moments.

From left: Madison High School students Abbie Bolinger and Nicole Adkins said their Kustard & Co. decadent floats were worth the $10 per drink charge. Bolinger pulled out the candy bar from her “nutty Nutella” to start the imbibing process while Adkins studied her “dirty brownie” for a few moments. Photo by Donna Manz.

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Friends Chip and Dara Dirth and Michele and Jimmy Boykin met up for beer and bottled water.

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Taste of Vienna is as much a social event as a food festival and Tina Amin and her friends enjoy happy moments together.

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Ledo Pizza sold its famous pizza by the slice and handed out flying discs to the kids.

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While little kids had an opportunity to jump in the bounce house, teens took advantage of the virtual reality offered by Verizon FIOS.

Vienna and the surrounding communities came out on April 29 for the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department’s all-day 6th Annual Taste of Vienna Food Festival. From “B” to “V,” the area’s most popular restaurants teased hundreds of festival-goers as they sampled their way through dozens of tents selling their signature dishes. Strolling through the grounds of the VVFD festival with food in-hand or taking a respite from the sweltering heat under the big tent, teens, families, and mature adults sampled the ethnic foods, iconic American, upscale emerging trends, and beer and wine of more than 20 vendors.

Musicians performed on-stage throughout the day and a bounce house kept lots of children happy for a few minutes. Some food purchasers wandered across the street to watch the baseball games at Waters Field. By 6 p.m., the supplies of the foods at the festival were dwindling although crowds were not.

Taste of Vienna is both a community fun outreach and a fundraiser for the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department.