The Skewered Apple BBQ Championship

Sanctioned by the
Pacific Northwest BBQ Association

Registration Form

Sponsored by
Tree Top

$12 For one day, $20 for both days
Children 12 and under free.
1 beverage scrip with your ticket. BBQ is available for purchase. Competitors may provide samples as different times through the competition.

Skewered Apple BBQ Championship
September 11 & 12, 2010

Parking
A shuttle service, provided by People to People, will be leaving from the Target parking area ever 15 minutes

The schedule is subject to change depending on cooking and judging schedules.

Saturday, September 11, 2010
11AM - Gates Open (Entrance at A Street or Yakima Avenue)

1-3PM - Chad Bault (Indie Folk)
12–4 PM Judging of Tree Top’s America’s Secret Ingredient Recipe Contest entries with celebrity judges.
4-6PM - Prairie Flyer (Bluegrass)
5 PM Anything Skewered Category Turn-Ins
6 PM Apple Dessert Category Turn-ins
7-10 PM Roy Kay Combo (Rockabilly)

10PM - Gates Close


Stage Sponsors

Sunday, September 12, 2010
10AM - Gates Open

11 AM Pork Butt Turn-In
12 PM Brisket Turn-In
12-1 PM Artistic Music Expression (African American Drumming / Vocal Group)
1 PM Chicken Turn-In
1-3 PM Humphrey, Hartman, & Cameron (Singer Songwriters)

2 PM Ribs Turn-In
3:30 – 5:30 PM Star Anna & The Laughing Dogs (Original Country / Rock)
5 PM Awards Presentation

6PM - Gates Close

The Yakima Valley Museum, located in Franklin Park, offers historical exhibits on the Yakima Valley, from a petrified forest to a Neon Garden, and showcases superb collections of horse-drawn vehicles and Native American artifacts. Within the museum is the Children’s Underground, an interactive learning center offering activities and programs for children ages 5 to 15. The Museum Soda Fountain, a functioning replica of a late 1930s Art Deco soda fountain, serves ice cream specialties and lunch. The museum also operates the nearby H. M. Gilbert Homeplace, an authentic late Victorian farmhouse.

For more information on the Yakima Valley