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Kurt’s Blog: The Top 10 Things to Do At Pizza Fest!

Tomorrow…

The District at Prairie Trail in Ankeny…

From 4pm to whenever Andy Grammer says “Good night Ankeny”.

PIZZA FEST

Last year was such a blast, and we’ll be out there tomorrow crushin’ pizza, having fun, and heating up Ankeny!

Here’s my Top 10 Things to Look Forward to at Pizza Fest!

  1. PIZZA!!! From Fongs to Wig & Pen and everything in-between…I will eat…it…all.
  2. FREE ADMISSION! That’s right! No ticket needed!
  3. ANDY GRAMMER!!
  4. THE PIZZA EATING CONTEST! Playing for Fong’s Pizza for a year?! This is a prize worthy of bustin’ your gut over!
  5. THE PIZZA DOUGH TOSSING CONTEST! Seriously, you don’t want to miss this…will some dough land on their heads? Most likely. Will it be adorable? Most certainly.
  6. FREE FUN! It’s the PIZZA PARTY FUN ZONE! Games galore!
  7. PIZZA! You’re darn right pizza gets on this list twice! Mmm…slices.
  8. SAMPLE SLICES FOR $1! (This way, you truly can eat everything)
  9. BEAUTIFUL WEATHER! I’m calling it, no rain….it’s going to be great!
  10. PIZZA CORN DOGS! Yes…and yes…and yes.

Don’t eat too much today….save some room for tomorrow!

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