The “Food & Wine” Classic Returns to Aspen — Get the Details

The Food & Wine Classic is cooking up its return!

The famed food festival will return to Aspen, Colo., for its 42nd year this summer with a star-studded lineup of celebrity chefs and experts.

This year’s festival is set to take place from June 20-22. Over the three days, attendees can enjoy an array of cooking demonstrations, wine and food tastings, and other special events.

Tickets go on sale on Jan. 22 at 12 p.m. ET at classic.foodandwine.com.

Padma Lakshmi, Carla Hall and Andrew Zimmern are among the renowned chefs set to participate in demonstrations and panels, along with Chopped judge Maneet Chauhan, Food Network favorite Tyler Florence, TV host Martin Yan, cookbook author and restaurant owner Ayesha Curry and Top Chef alums Kristen Kish, Tiffany Derry, Stephanie Izard and Claudette Zepeda.

The Top Chef season 22 winner is also slated to appear.

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Meanwhile, the wine and beverage side of the event will be frequented by Ray Isle, Bobby Stuckey, Carlin Karr, Monica Samuels, June Rodil, Mark Oldman, Anne Becerra, Wanda Mann, Amanda McCrossin, Sabato Sagaria, Prairie Rose, Gary Obligacion, Anthony Giglio, Miles White, Femi Oyediran and Julia Coney.

Additional talent is expected to be announced.

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Last year, the Food & Wine Classic expanded for the first time ever for a fall food festival in Charleston, S.C., in collaboration with three major Dotdash Meredith brands: Food & Wine, Southern Living and Travel + Leisure.

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The three-day event, with a Southern twist, will return on Nov. 14.

Kish opened up to PEOPLE in an exclusive interview at the 2024 festival about succeeding Lakshmi as the host of Top Chef.

"I don't know if I would've been the person to step into that role if she hadn't held it for 19 seasons, and I don't take that lightly," she said. "She formed the pathway and the road, and then it was my job to be me and drive down that road."

Kish continued, "You have to obviously give credit where credit is due."

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