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Inaugural Sriracha Festival at Heritage Square Park

September 25, 2016 22:29PM

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Melissa Fossum
This may have been the best-dressed couple at the event.
Everyone's favorite hot chili sauce was the center of the first Sriracha Festival in Heritage Square Park. The event was full of hungry, heat-seeking patrons. The crowd's rooster-loving eaters enjoyed beer and live music from cover band Rock Lobster. All photos by Melissa Fossum.

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