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A shot to the Ribs; First ever RibFest coming to Prince George  

Ribbers from all over Canada will be meeting in Prince George to show off their skills.

Just announced this afternoon, the Rotary Club of Prince George- Nechako is teaming up with Pacific Western Brewing to host Prince George’s first ever RibFest this June.

The three-day event will feature award-winning ribs across the country, Grade-A barbeque, local entertainment, more food vendors and drinks supplied by Prince George’s Local Brewery.

100 percent of the proceeds raised will be used to fund Rotary initiatives and funding opportunities, with a focus going towards helping the homeless and vulnerable populations in Prince George.

Manager of Pacific Western Brewing, Kyle Sampson spoke with MyPGNow

The event takes place June 21-23rd on the PWB grounds, for times and more information you can follow this link.

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