How to Enter a Pie:

Click here to download

the entry form

Pies in the contest

must be homemade and

entered into one of

four categories:

Fruit, Cream, Other, or Vegan.

Bring your pie in a pie dish

you don’t mind saying goodbye to, since we can’t guarantee

its return.

Drop off pies (you can enter more than one) between

1 - 2 p.m. at the Dunbar Auditorium. There is no

entry fee to participate in

the contest.

Try to arrive early if you can.

Prizes:

- Best in Show -

A four-night stay at a beachside condo in Puerto Penasco, Mexico, and chooses the recipient of the event proceeds

- First Place -

(one in each category)

Dinner for two at Janos, Maynard’s, The B-Line,

or Lovin’ Spoonfuls

- Second Place -

(one in each category)

A whole pie from Bentley’s,

Cup Cafe, Pastiche,

or Epic Cafe

- Third Place -

(one in each category)

A 2010 edition

Eat More Pie t-shirt

Ribbons will be awarded to all winning pie bakers, including third place.

A prize will also go to the most creative pie.

For those entering pies and everyone else...

Join us from 4 - 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 11th, at the Dunbar

School Auditorium (325 W 2nd St at Main Ave) for the

announcement of the winning pies and to eat some of the tastiest treats that Tucson’s ovens have to offer.

Pie will be sold for $3 a slice or $5 for two slices. You can eat as much as you like.

Coffee will be provided by Epic Cafe.

The grand prize winner will select the recipient of the event

proceeds from this list of local non-profit organizations:

  Center for Biological Diversity - securing a future for all species

      hovering on the brink of extinction

  

   Desert Harvesters - promoting and celebrating native foods of the

      Sonoran desert by enhancing local food production

  

   Dunbar Coalition - transforming the historic Dunbar School into a

      Tucson black-history museum and community cultural center

   Earth First! Journal - publishing the radical environmental journal

   Gloo Factory - producing independent media that caters to Tucson’s

      progressive community with affordable printing services

   KXCI - bringing independent and diverse community programming to

      your radio dial

   No More Deaths - working to end death and suffering on the U.S.-

      Mexico border through civil initiatives

   Northern Jaguar Project - protecting the world’s northernmost breeding

      jaguar population

   Nuclear Resister - supporting anti-war and anti-nuclear prisoners

      of conscience

   Owl and Panther Project - helping those affected by trauma,

      especially when associated with torture, dislocation, or refugee

      status, through creative writing and counseling

   Sky Island Alliance - restoring the rich natural heritage of native species

      and habitats in the Sky Island region

    Tucson CARES (Companion Animal Rescue, Education, and Support)

      - eliminating pet overpopulation through spay and neuter programs  

      and facilitating trap-neuter-release of feral cats

Thank you to our generous sponsors!