Anaconda, thank you. What a weekend.
We came to Washoe Park to serve Chicago-style street food for three days. We left with over $8,000 raised for families battling pediatric brain cancer — and an incredible group of new friends.
501(c)(3) Nonprofit · 100% of proceeds to the families · See you in 2027
Anaconda showed up — and showed out
For three days, Booth #16 was the smokiest corner of Washoe Park. Italian Vienna beef, fully-dressed Chicago dogs, bison chili dogs, our weekend-special Hawaiian brat, and gallon after gallon of huckleberry lemonade — and because House of Hogs is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, every single dollar of it went to families battling pediatric brain cancer.
Just as good as the number: the people. Fellow vendors who felt like family by day two, festival folks who kept coming back, neighbors who heard the word "nonprofit" and rounded up — Anaconda, you raised over $8,000 for the families. We can't thank you enough.
Three days in Washoe Park
The food, the friends, and one very huggable Smokey Bear.
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Thank you, Anaconda
To the Copper Village Museum & Art Center for welcoming us to their beloved festival, to the artisans and fellow food vendors who made three long days feel like a family reunion, and to every single person who came hungry — this one filled our hearts as full as we filled your bellies.
See you at Art in Washoe Park 2027. 🧡
Ways to join the fight
The booth is packed up, but the mission never is. You can help families battling pediatric brain cancer today.
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