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NYS BBQ CHAMPIONSHIP/CAR SHOW/JOHN THEISSEN CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION

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 10 Ryerson Ave Manorville NY 11949  See map

Competitors BBQ for Charity and Acclaim

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- The 6th Annual NY State BBQ Championships will be held this August at the beautiful Maples Bar and Grill in Manorville, Long Island.  This event is a benefit for the John Theissen Children's Foundation. Activities for the public include numerous grilling and BBQ demonstrations, live music, authentic BBQ vendors and a car show. This family friendly event is located just off exit 70 on the Long Island Expressway.

 

BBQ teams from throughout the northeast will be arriving on Friday, August 3th as they prepare for a weekend of competition and camaraderie. A grilling contest will be held on Saturday, August 4th and the winners of this event will be competing later that day in a special 'winner takes all shootout' against each other and a celebrity chef that will be joining us for this event.

 

The NY State BBQ Championships will be held on August 5th as the teams compete for the right to represent NY State in prestigious national and invitational events. The categories for this event will be chicken, ribs, pork and brisket. The awards ceremony will be held on Sunday afternoon, as we crown a new NY State Champion.

 

There is a suggested $3.00 donation suggested to the John Theissen Children's Foundation in lieu of an admission fee. Canned food donations will be accepted at the venue by the Grill Scouts, a competition BBQ team comprised of former Girl Scouts.

 

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 Venue: The Maples, 10 Ryerson Avenue, Manorville, NY 11949-2404

 

Organizers: This event is being organized by the BBQ Brethren, the worlds largest association of BBQ and grilling enthusiasts. Headquartered in Nesconsett, NY, members of the BBQ Brethren are actively involved in fundraising, charitable cooks and education throughout the year. Visit the Brethren's internet home at

www.bbq-brethren.com

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