Bassetts Ice Cream presents Virtual Ice Cream Festival!
- Jul 7, 2020
- 1 min read
Mark your calendars!! Things are different this year but it's not stopping us from celebrating anything and EVERYTHING ice cream! Our first time ever, Virtual Ice Cream Festival featuring Reading Terminal Market merchants, Beck's Cajun Cafe, Fox & Son Fancy Corn Dogs, Loco Lucho's Latino Kitchen, The Famous 4th Street Cookie Company, and Molly Malloy's, will go LIVE on July 18th, 2020!
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