Soup-R-Bowl Food Festival
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Annual Soup-R-Bowl Food Festival. Sample over a dozen great soups prepared by local celebrity chefs. Your $5 ticket lets you vote for what you think is the best tasting soup to help your favorite chef win the title of "Best Cook" and "Most Delicious Soup" recipe. Annual fundraiser for the Humane Society of the High Plains. 11 am to 1 pm. A raffle for a quilt and local artwork will be held.
Directions - Exit 157 off interstate 70, south 1/4 mile to Fairground road, west 1/2 mile to Ellis County Fairgrounds.
Restrooms
Yes
Food and Drink Vendors
Yes
Soup-R-Bowl Food Festival
Phone : 785-625-5252 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: www.humanesocietyhighplains.org
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