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Published on June 20th, 2012 | by Greg

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Bacon Bash: Celebrate The “Candy Of Meats” On Saturday

We're look­ing for­ward to the week­ends- sum­mer in New York City al­ways brings in­ter­est­ing things to do, whether it's film fes­ti­vals in Bryant Park or the ran­dom events on Gov­er­nor's Is­land. And this Sat­ur­day, we can't wait to check out the in­au­gral take on what might be­come an an­nu­al event. Sat­ur­day, June 23rd at the Are­na Event Space (135 West 41st Street) we'll be check­ing out Ba­con Bash 2012.

Pro­duced by iAd­ven­ture, the Ba­con Bash will fea­ture "restau­rants such as Tom­my Lasagna, Lucky 777 Chili Com­pa­ny, Lit­tle Town NYC and in­clude de­li­cious ba­con cour­tesy of Nueske's, Amer­i­ca's orig­i­nal pro­duc­er of Ap­ple­wood-smoked meats". For those who like their meats a bit sweet, a few bak­eries will al­so be on hand, of­fer­ing hip­ster-ap­proved cup­cakes. And we hear that there will even be ba­con-in­fused vod­ka!

There are three time slots you can choose from- pick from ei­ther noon to 2:30, 3:30-6PM, or aim for an evening pork-ad­ven­ture from 6:30 to 9PM. Tick­ets run $40 for gen­er­al ad­mis­sion, which gets you dis­count on craft beers as well as a vod­ka shot. Or opt for the $100 VIP "Oink Oink" tick­et, which in­cludes tast­ing sam­ples as well as four beers. Pur­chase tick­ets soon- the event is this week­end! See you there, with glo­ri­ous ba­con in hand!

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Greg dreamed up the idea for the Truly Network while living in Hawaii, which began with a single site called TrulyObscure. In 2010, when advertisers and readers were requesting coverage beyond the scope of that site, TrulyNet was launched, reaching a broader audience over a variety of niche sites. Formerly the head technology correspondent for the Des Moines Register at age 16, he has since lived and worked in five states and two countries, helping a list of organizations and companies that includes the United States Census Bureau, TripAdvisor, Events Photo Group, Berlitz, and Computer Geeks. He also served as the Content Strategy Manager for HearPlanet, a multi-platform app that has reached over a million users and has been featured in the New York Times, Hemispheres Magazine, National Geographic Adventure, Fox Business News, PC Magazine, and even Apple’s own iPhone ads. Greg has written as a restaurant critic and feature journalist for a number of national and international publications, including City Weekend Magazine, Red Egg Magazine, the Newton Daily News, Capital Change Magazine, and an arm of China Daily, Beijing Weekend. In addition, he has served as a consulting editor for the Foreign Language Press of Beijing, as well as a writer and editor for the George Washington University Hatchet, the school newspaper of his alma mater. Originally from Iowa, Greg is currently living in the West Village of Manhattan.



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