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Taste of Downtown Glendale set to return to Brand Boulevard next Wednesday

In this April 2015 photo, David Martinez, of Glendale, is served hot artichoke dip from The Spot Gourmet Catering at A Taste of Downtown Glendale, presented by Glendale Healthy Kids.

In this April 2015 photo, David Martinez, of Glendale, is served hot artichoke dip from The Spot Gourmet Catering at A Taste of Downtown Glendale, presented by Glendale Healthy Kids.

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Organizers of the 15th annual Taste of Downtown Glendale are getting ready to serve up food and fun along Brand Boulevard next week.

From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. next Wednesday, ticket holders can pop into restaurants for samples, have wine or beer at designated locations and enjoy entertainment along Brand.

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The event is a fundraiser for Glendale Healthy Kids, which provides no-cost healthcare to children who have no access to insurance or are under-insured.

“The Taste of Downtown Glendale has become a much anticipated annual event which brings our community together for such a great cause,” said Peter Weir, board chair of Glendale Arts, in a statement.

Glendale Arts, which oversees the Alex Theatre, is partnering with Glendale Healthy Kids on the event.

Through Tuesday, presale tickets are $30 for adults with food only, $40 for adults for food and wine, $15 for children 6 to 9 years old and free for children 5 years old and younger.

On the day of the event, adult ticket prices go up $5.

“The Taste of Downtown Glendale not only highlights our evolving downtown scene, but unites the community in one common cause: raising money for the growing youth programs and health services in our city,” said Jason Roach, chairman of Glendale Healthy Kids, in a statement.

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Mark Kellam, mark.kellam@latimes.com

Twitter: @LAMarkKellam

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