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Compete and Eat in the Edible Book Contest


SLCC presents the Third Annual Edible Book Contest

Free and open to the public

At the Markosian Library
Taylorsville Redwood Campus, 4600 Redwood Road

      April 15
  • 7:30 a.m.–noon — Bring your contest entry of edible, original creations that are related to books, literature or libraries.
  • 1–2 p.m. — Tasting and judging will take place
  • 2 p.m. — Winners announced, and tasting by the public begins

 Prizes will be awarded for the following:
  • Most Edible
  • Most Literary
  • Most Artistic
  • Most Humorous
Attendees pick this award:
  • People’s Choice (judged on non-tasting elements only)

For more information, visit libweb.slcc.edu/node/32059

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