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From left, brothers Patrick and Cameron Symonds of the Steve’s Prime Barbecue competition team pose Friday afternoon with some pulled pork they were preparing to serve at the I Love BBQ and Music Festival at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid. The festival continues today and Sunday. Patrick lives in Tupper Lake, and Cameron, who grew up in Tupper Lake, currently lives in Mansfield, Massachusetts. They were smoking with native sugar maple wood at the event.
(Enterprise photo — Andy Flynn)
Singer/songwriter Maribyrd kicked off the I Love BBQ and Music Festival’s musical lineup Friday afternoon at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid. The festival continues today and Sunday. She is touring the Adirondacks this weekend and will be playing today at the Saranac Lake farmers market (10 a.m.) and the Whiteface Chalet in Wilmington (6 p.m.) and Sunday at the Keene farmers market.
(Enterprise photo — Andy Flynn)
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Singer/songwriter Maribyrd kicked off the I Love BBQ and Music Festival’s musical lineup Friday afternoon at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid. The festival continues today and Sunday. She is touring the Adirondacks this weekend and will be playing today at the Saranac Lake farmers market (10 a.m.) and the Whiteface Chalet in Wilmington (6 p.m.) and Sunday at the Keene farmers market.
(Enterprise photo — Andy Flynn)
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From left, brothers Patrick and Cameron Symonds of the Steve’s Prime Barbecue competition team pose Friday afternoon with some pulled pork they were preparing to serve at the I Love BBQ and Music Festival at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid. The festival continues today and Sunday. Patrick lives in Tupper Lake, and Cameron, who grew up in Tupper Lake, currently lives in Mansfield, Massachusetts. They were smoking with native sugar maple wood at the event.
(Enterprise photo — Andy Flynn)
LAKE PLACID — The I Love BBQ and Music Festival in Lake Placid kicked off Friday and continues through Sunday. Along with savory food, the festival brings music, cornhole, BMX bike stunts, professional wrestling and demonstrations from the Paul Smith’s College woodsmen’s team. Barbecue teams from the U.S. and Canada will compete Sunday in the Kansas City Barbeque Society contest. The festival will be held at the North Elba Show Grounds on state Route 73. Admission is $6/adult and free for children under 10 years old. Learn more at www.ilbbqf.com.
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