The Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis has a gigantic chili cookoff that
draws a lot of audience.  You might call them or write to them via their
website for info on how they work it.

Julia Moore
Indianapolis Art Center


> > This is a bit off the normal discussion on the list here, but has anyone
> > dealt with a chili cookoff as a fund raiser?...Our support group is
> > interested in hosting one this year as a fund raiser and community
> > get-together (we definitely can use all the community interest we can
> get).
> > This will not be a sanctioned event or anything elaborate, but hopefully a
> > fun time for the whole community.  Any ideas of how in this day an age of
> > safety issues to go about tastings and sponsoring of such a critter?
> > If you have had this experience, good or bad, let me know your thoughts.
>
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