 When James Taylor covered Marvin Gaye’s hit “How Sweet It Is,” he saw his fortunes go from rotten to rollin’ in the dough. Can’t you imagine what he must have said to himself? “Look at me. I’ve got a new wife, I’ve got a successful hit featuring said wife...man, all that’s missing right now is my BFF Carole King and a crazy amount of celebratory desserts!” Luckily for all, Carole King lives on, and the World War II Museum’s, got celebratory desserts out the wazoo at their 3rd Annual “How Sweet It Is” Dessert Soiree.
Scrap your processed candy bars, lay down your artificial ice creams. This ain’t no Hershey Park affair. This is Willie Wonka meets New Orleans: a room draped in delectable delights provided by handy man Chef John Besh and his team at American Sector. Bounce off the wall and from table to table sampling every house-made dessert, from mini-filled cupcakes to ice cream shake shooters, a specialty coffee bar and more.
Let us guess, you’ve got a friend (who loves desserts)? Well, you’ll just want to stop...and thank us, baby. You see, 504ward has ticket pairs to give away, and you could be the ones drooling your way through a world of all-you-can-eat confectionery concoctions, washed down by all-you-can drink libations, including American Sector brews P-40 Warhawk and P-51 Mustang, beer, house wines and more. Register here to win!
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Your sweet tooth serves students - proceeds benefit the Museum’s local and national educational outreach, which reaches over 85,000 students annually.
Because that much sugar inhalation needs must be balanced by caloric output, Groovy 7, one of New Orleans’ best dance bands, will keep your toes tappin’ and your fingers snappin’.
Don’t get addled by the options listed when you purchase your ticket: How Sweet It Is tickets are only $35 and is its own separate delectable dessert delight.
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