'CueCulture sponsors Huzzah!
Now, how cool is this....
'CueCulture, Maine's own maker of premium barbecue sauces and rubs, has offered to provide gifts to attendees and to sponsor the ticket auction with a great BBQ Basket. 'CueCulture will give away a bottle of sauce or spice rub to the first 100 registrants to walk through the doors at Huzzah!, as well as recipe cards.
The 'Cue Culture bbq basket will contain 7 bottles of sauce, 2 jars of spice rub, a 'CueCulture tshirt, and a set of bbq tools. The lucky winner can head home after the weekend of gaming and be set to fire up the grill with gaming buddies and reminisce about the convention!
'CueCulture products can be purchased at Whole Foods and gourmet shops throughout New England. You can also purchase direct from 'CueCulture from their web site.
Check out the 'CueCulture web site at http://www.cueculture.com/index.html
Mmmmmmmmmmmm Ribs. I wonder if the Motel would be up set if we dug up the parking lot and had a little pig roast.
LOL. I'm with you. We are big fans of the roast around here. I have had preliminary conversations with 'CueCulture about the possibility of a bbq for next year...
Awesome Dean - between the paints and sauces and all the other little goodies you have lined up it will make Huzzah worth the trip even if you don't play a game! Great work. In two years this will be Historicon North.
Hi, Jim.
We've been favored by the sponsor-gods, no question. I still dont know what Ken said to Vallejo to get $2,000 worth of paint delivered to his door!
I wish I knew too. I would use it more often!!
Ken
Impressive line up of sponsors Dean - I wonder who else would be willing? An airline, Amtrak, perhaps we should think REALLY big? Who knows based on what's come aboard so far . . .
Andy
For those interested, the 'CueCulture news story is currently running at TMP. Good fun.
Dean you keep surprising me with these sponsors. I fully expect to see Donald Trump, or Bill Gates rolling some dice. Hey you never know.
If we'd thought of it earlier, we would have gone after Schilling.
