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Showdown on Main Pitmaster Challenge

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Come join us for this great Annual BBQ Competition in Downtown Florence, Arizona, the first weekend of November. Right on Main St. the street will be closed off, and will have lots of great BBQ Teams there competing for Top Pitmaster and their share of the $5000 Purse.
Come on out and join us.
It's going to be a great, fun & tasty event. We will have Entertainment, Food Trucks, Beer Garden and lots more going on.

Showdown on Main Pitmaster Challenge

Address : Main St. Florence AZ
Phone : 520-868-4496    (Always call and confirm events.)

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