Hogan Short is a Staff Writer for Dished Alberta, a publication associated with Daily Hive. With a focus on local food events and restaurant news in Calgary and Edmonton, Hogan provides readers with recommendations and updates on the vibrant food scene in the region.
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Hogan Short's articles predominantly focus on food and beverage, particularly local restaurants and food events in Calgary and Edmonton. The coverage also includes private sector announcements and promotional deals related to the house & home theme.
Given Hogan's focus, pitches should be tailored towards promoting local restaurant events, new dining experiences or unique culinary offerings in Calgary and Edmonton. Additionally, PR professionals representing local businesses within the food industry may find success by reaching out with details about new menu items or any significant changes such as relocations or expansions.
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By: Hogan Short
Dished recently had the opportunity to try many of the dishes inspired by the bustling street foods of Israel at Park By Sidewalk Citizen.
Here are the best Edmonton food events to check out this week in October, including bike tours and trivia nights.
Let the fall food festivals begin!🍽🍂
By: Hogan Short
A&W has some of our favourite fast-food burgers, and for the first time in a long time, that lineup is growing.
This month has some of the best Calgary food events like coffee tours, pizza fests, and the epic Rocky Mountain Wine and Food Festival.
Edmonton food events in October include food bike tours, trivia nights, and of course, all of the exciting food festivals.
This month has some favourite seasonal food events in Calgary like coffee tours, trivia nights, and tons of brunch options.
Edmonton food events in October include food bike tours, trivia nights, and of course, all of the exciting Halloween-themed activities.
By: Hogan Short
The popular Calcutta Cricket Club restaurant is moving soon to 1213 1st Street SW in the old space of the now-closed A1 Cafe.
From November 16 to 26, the YYC Noodle Festival aims to "celebrate 40 years of culinary excellence and cultural diversity."
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