azruss, MAGTAG is one of a group of regional tomato festivals loosely organized by folks here and on the website t0mat0ville.c0m (replace zeros with letters). There's Tomatopalooza in NC, DATE in Detroit, CHOPTAG in Cincinnati, SETTfest in SE TX, the Midwest Tomato Fest, NORCATT in No. CA, SPLATT in the SC Piedmont, the Buffalo-Niagara tomato festival, etc. etc. Previous MAGTAG festivals have drawn anywhere from 30-50 attendees, depending upon the weather (one year it was 90+ and humid). Our covered pavilion holds 100 and includes four - count 'em - grills! This will be our fourth year at the Baltimore location. Although some folks have suggested otherwise, it's conveniently located near all the major highways, as we usually have attendees from Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, NYC, West Virginia, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. We've even had folks from Hawaii and the Midwest! People bring samples of their harvests, and we have a tasting to determine the top ten favorite varieties. We also determine the largest tomato, and the food features tomato-based goodies from attendees, a BLT bar, and Greg Flynn's homebrew. I've attached a link to the thread summarizing last year's event for you. I think Liz's photos are still available for viewing, if you scroll down to "Tomato Festival" in her Webshots album. We'd all love for you to join us, if you can make it down to Crabtown for the festival! Here is a link that might be useful: MAGTAG 2008 - A Resounding Success!

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