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Guy Fieri is bringing Flavortown Fest to Columbus

The Mayor of Flavortown is making a visit to his hometown for the brand-new, two-day festival. Expect food, live music, and lots of fun with Guy Fieri.

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The restaurateur continuously pays homage to his hometown. | Photo by @guyfieri

Columbus will officially transform into Flavortown in June 2024.

The CBUS-born chef and restaurateur Guy Fieri makes frequent returns to his hometown, but this time he’s bringing Flavortown Fest to The Lawn at CAS — 2540 Olentangy River Rd. — on June 1 + June 2, 2024.

The Mayor of Flavortown himself dropped an FSA (flavor service announcement) to promote the festival. Expect lots of food and live music, with lineup announcements coming in the near future.

Discounted early bird tickets are on sale now through Saturday, Dec. 9.

Fun fact: City Editor Hanna had the chance to meet Guy Fieri when he was visiting in 2017 when he was filming at Sweet Carrot for “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” Let us know if you want to see that photo.

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