A trio of pig-tastically fun new events await Festival guests in 2009:
Farm-To-Table Gala : Kick-off Gala Dinner on June 11
Hawg Run To Fun: Motorcycle Poker Run from Greenville to
Festival
Rubber Duckie River Race: Winning duck takes home $1,000
All events benefit Hospice of the Carolina Foothills, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce Foundation
The Blue Ridge BBQ Festival: Get ready to pig out in Tryon!
There's no better way to spend a late spring weekend - the 16th annual Blue Ridge BBQ Festival will be held on June 12-13, 2009 at Harmon Field in Tryon, N.C.
Hot Off The Grill
Chatham Artillery BBQ wins 16th Tryon Barbecue Festival competitionLt. Gov. Walter Dalton to make stop at NC BBQ Festival championship site
NC BBQ Festival rocks the recession - $6 for a day of music and fun
Meet the 2009 Barbecue Festival entertainers
Download 2009 Forms
Want to be part of the 2009 Blue Ridge BBQ Festival? Download a Blue
Ridge BBQ Festival cookers
application,
non-BBQ food vendor application or apply to
be part of our Foothills Craft
fair. Still Going Green
The Blue Ridge BBQ & Music Festival is on schedule with its three-year plan to reduce waste by 75 percent. Learn more about our Going Green initiative.Festival Music
Headlined by Ryan Montbleau Band, Lil' Malcolm & The Zydeco House Rockers,
Seth Walker and Randall Bramblett Band, another rockin' lineup of music awaits
Festival goers in 2009. Check out the complete Blue Ridge
BBQ & Music Festival entertainment schedule for 2009. Want a preview of the best way to spend $6 on a late spring day? Check out Tasty Licks, our online jukebox, featuring artists slated to appear at the 2009 Festival.
Info For Festival Guests
• No dogs, cats, horses or any other type of pet are allowed in the Festival. Coolers are also prohibited.
• Parking: There are no separate charges for parking, tram transportation to and from the parking lots, entertainment, sightseeing or many activities. There are separate charges for food, drinks, souvenirs and kids' rides.
