Donut Fest to make Pittsburgh debut

PITTSBURGH — Donut Fest Pittsburgh will arrive in the Steel City Oct. 22.

For the first time in Pittsburgh, Donut Fest will feature offerings from local bakeries as well as coffee, tea and soda from local brands.

A portion of proceeds will benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, according to a news release.

Donut Fest will be held in the Cathedral Room at St. Nicholas, 419 S. Dithridge Street, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 22. Tickets are on sale now at www.donutfest.com/tickets.

Some of the vendors to be featured are Valencia Donut Company, Oakmont Bakery, Peace, Love & Little Donuts, Periwinkle’s Bakery & Cafe, Baked True North, Duck Donuts Pittsburgh, DeAngelis Bakery, Scratch & Co. and Lasco’s Little O’s, Natrona Bottling, Redstart Roasters, Lady Blue Coffee and Standing Wave Coffee, with more attendees to be announced as they are confirmed on the Donut Fest website.

Donut Fest Pittsburgh is sponsored by Pittsburgh’s Super Bakery.

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