breon
11-01-2010, 08:02 PM
We have a date. We have a location. We NEED chili. Bring it on!
The 2010 Ojibwe Forest Rally Chili-Off will be held in the Crane-Ordway building in Lowertown St. Paul. Meters in St. Paul are free after 4:30PM and there are several well-lit parking lots within a block of the venue. The Ojibwe Forest Rally committee will pay for parking, up to $4 per car. It's on the honor system, so if you park in the $2 lot behind the building, please ask for that amount. I'm trying to negotiate a group discount, so keep an eye out for an additional parking announcement, including a map. For those of your worried about parking downtown, don't. Lowertown is easily accessible from the major highways, the parking is plentiful, and is well-lit.
All chili will be judged and prizes will be awarded. Standard, spicy, non-traditional, not a chili at all? It doesn't matter. There's a class for it. Plates, bowls, plasticware, and napkins will be provided. If you bring chili, bring your own ladle. If you bring something else, bring the appropriate serving utensil. Please bring your own drinks. Liquor and beer are perfectly fine.
Competitors, workers, fans, friends, family, kids, adults, all are welcome. If you're new to rally, this is a great first event. We are a very welcoming group. One of my first rally 'events' was a chili-off.
Who: You
What: 2010 Chili Off
When: Saturday November 13th, 2010, 7:00PM - 11PM (longer if we're quiet)
Where: 281 5th St E, St. Paul, MN 55101 (the venue entrance is on Wall St.)
Why: Because we want to tell stories and eat some chili.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here or or-group.
Cheers,
Breon Nagy
Rallymaster, Ojibwe Forest Rally
The 2010 Ojibwe Forest Rally Chili-Off will be held in the Crane-Ordway building in Lowertown St. Paul. Meters in St. Paul are free after 4:30PM and there are several well-lit parking lots within a block of the venue. The Ojibwe Forest Rally committee will pay for parking, up to $4 per car. It's on the honor system, so if you park in the $2 lot behind the building, please ask for that amount. I'm trying to negotiate a group discount, so keep an eye out for an additional parking announcement, including a map. For those of your worried about parking downtown, don't. Lowertown is easily accessible from the major highways, the parking is plentiful, and is well-lit.
All chili will be judged and prizes will be awarded. Standard, spicy, non-traditional, not a chili at all? It doesn't matter. There's a class for it. Plates, bowls, plasticware, and napkins will be provided. If you bring chili, bring your own ladle. If you bring something else, bring the appropriate serving utensil. Please bring your own drinks. Liquor and beer are perfectly fine.
Competitors, workers, fans, friends, family, kids, adults, all are welcome. If you're new to rally, this is a great first event. We are a very welcoming group. One of my first rally 'events' was a chili-off.
Who: You
What: 2010 Chili Off
When: Saturday November 13th, 2010, 7:00PM - 11PM (longer if we're quiet)
Where: 281 5th St E, St. Paul, MN 55101 (the venue entrance is on Wall St.)
Why: Because we want to tell stories and eat some chili.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here or or-group.
Cheers,
Breon Nagy
Rallymaster, Ojibwe Forest Rally