Port Cares has decided to cancel its Soupfest due to COVID-19.
But you will still be able to enjoy delicious soup from the comfort of your own home.
Port Cares is selling a digital cookbook that features several of the festival's most popular soups over the past decade.
The Decade of Decadence digital cookbook costs $10 and all the proceeds will be going to the Port Cares Reach Out Centre.
You can send an e-mail to events@portcares.ca or call 905-321-6013 to purchase a copy.
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