Get ready for the 2nd annual National Indian Taco Championship! It's coming your way Saturday, May 7, in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
With $2,000 in prize money being awarded, applications are now being accepted for the competition. For those who'd rather exercise their taste buds, you can apply to be a preliminary judge.
"Bring your best recipe and your appetite," the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce says.
This year's underwriting sponsors are the Osage Nation's Million Dollar Elm Casino and Red Corn Native Foods. Contributing sponsors are Calvary Construction, Citizen�s Bank, First National Bank, Gray Dog Designs and Osage Federal Bank.
For more information, including registration forms, visit http://www.pawhuskachamber.com.
Get Ready: National Indian Taco Championship
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Get ready for the 2nd annual National Indian Taco Championship! It's coming your way Saturday, May 7, in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
With $2,000 in prize money being awarded, applications are now being accepted for the competition. For those who'd rather exercise their taste buds, you can apply to be a preliminary judge.
"Bring your best recipe and your appetite," the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce says.
This year's underwriting sponsors are the Osage Nation's Million Dollar Elm Casino and Red Corn Native Foods. Contributing sponsors are Calvary Construction, Citizen�s Bank, First National Bank, Gray Dog Designs and Osage Federal Bank.
For more information, including registration forms, visit http://www.pawhuskachamber.com.
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