"Taste of Hartsfield-Jackson" event coming Wednesday

The Atlanta airport will host its "Taste of Hartsfield-Jackson" event in the domestic terminal atrium Wednesday Nov. 2.

The event will feature samples of food from restaurants at the world's busiest airport. Tickets cost $10 for 10 tickets for tastings.

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Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi

Chef G. Garvin, Tom Catherall and Steak Shapiro are scheduled to appear at the event, which benefits United Way of Greater Atlanta.

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