This year's event includes: Kammy's Ride (125-Mile Escorted Motorcycle Ride), a HUGE KidZone, Art, Food, Music, high-end Silent AuKtion, Merch, Vendors, great people and much, much more. It's purpose is to raise funding and awareness for families affected who turn a negative into a positive on a daily basis. and special shouts for a few of the many sponsors and bands for Kammy’s Kause including: Mank and Sass Saint Aubin Landon Keller The Christian Taylor Foundation Audiodacity Indyca and Dacota Muckey Kammy's Kause is an all-day music festival held at Landmark Park in Fortville, Indiana. Shout outs in this week’s episode include: Noblesville Brewfest Grand Junction Brewing Co.
Tune in to find out how you can be a part of a very special day for an incredible cause while enjoying live music, games, and some suds and grub from numerous area vendors. Founder and father of Kammy, Jared Hiner, joined the boys for a few giggles and brews from Martin House and Anchorage Brewing Company while talking about the cause, the event, some of the many accomplishements made, and the continual growth over the years since it humbling beginnings. After a number of years covering, the Pigs kicked it up a notch and decided to become sponsors of this special annual event. The tacos – 2 bucks a pop – go down soft and easy and leave you wanting more.Founded in 2004, Kammy’s Kause is the largest fundraiser in the United States for the 4p- (an extremely rare chromosome disorder) Support Group. This is bare bones, folks - bring your own drink unless you’re headed back to the office.
Mexicana Alicia has two trucks that roam, but it’s worth the effort.īeef and chicken tacos, chimis, burritos, quesadillas, tortas and flautas (a confession - I don’t know what those last two are).
This is old-school taco truck territory right here. It wouldn’t hurt to brush up on your Spanish before ordering. And we’re glad they were - the steaming hot catfish fillets lathered in tartar went down goooood. On a recent blustery – OK, downright cold – March noontime, Red River seemed to be the only truck doing business. Usually located in the old Poor Man’s lot at Third and Chester, it’s convenient for downtown workers. They even have shrimp, salads and jumbo corndogs, which they might even grill if you ask (and next time I might). Hey, vegetarians gotta eat, too.īack to the Arkansas basics here: Catfish, barbecue (beef, pork and chicken) and all the fixin’s. So, for many, do the roasted red pepper asparagus wraps, the grilled pimento cheeses and the chili cheese veggie dogs, the sight of which induce the production of saliva. Do pineapples make for an awesome quesadilla? The answer, my friends, is yesssss. But the good folks at Green Cuisine were gentle. We confess to a little trepidation in our approach to this veggie-lover’s delight. Not in a cupcake mood? Then try the mini bundt cakes, the Mississippi Mud Brownie or the Ooey Gooey (there’s that term again) Strawberry Bar. The strawberry cupcakes with strawberry cream frosting are highly recommended.
(That was a pop culture reference, folks.) Find ‘em around town and at SoMa’s Food Truck Thursdays. And you don’t even have to head down the Atlanta highway to get the best cupcakes in town. The Sugar Shack is a little ol’ place where we can get togetheeeer. Chase it down with a chocolate fudge brownie or a chocolate chip hupcap.
#SOOEY FOODS OF ARKANSAS LLC FULL#
My next encounter with this establishment will involve the Ooey Gooey Pig Sooey (had to throw that in after the Texas reference) - cured ham, double layers of melted American and Swiss, “squished between Marble bread.” Hungry yet? These are just two samplings - the menu is chock full of gourmet sammies, from Reubens to Portobello wraps. They had me at “Trucker Cheeseburger.” It’s on Texas toast, people. This is the “Southern” Gourmasian, after all. You won’t miss the big yellow truck with the red dragon, but you may miss the beef short ribs, the Balinese chicken or even the shrimp and grits if you don’t show up early.
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