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Jody is the only contact for GNE - GlutenNeverEverExpo@gmail.com or 603-321-9794

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🌾 Gluten Never Ever Expo
📍 Hampshire Dome
34 Emerson Road ~ Milford, NH
📅 September 5 & 6 • 10am–4pm
YES — I CAN! 💚

Why a Gluten Never Ever Expo
"I don't want gluten-free living to be defined by what you can't have. I created this Expo to celebrate everything you CAN have."
"We have incredible gluten-free businesses and products throughout New England, but they're scattered.
I wanted to bring them together under one roof.
I've been producing events for years, so I understand how to build an event and bring exhibitors and people together.
But with this particular event, I'm also the customer.
I'm celiac. Two of my daughters eat gluten-free. I've lived this. I understand the questions people have, the things they're looking for and the things that can make an event frustrating for someone who has to
avoid gluten and other allergens.
Whether you live gluten-free, have celiac disease, have gluten sensitivities, other allergens or
simply LOVE great gluten-free food
— this is an event you don't want to miss!"
"I want people to come in, see all of the choices, sample things, discover new products, meet vendors, listen to music, bring their families and just enjoy themselves."
~ Jody (Founder & Director)
603-321-9794




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