Gallery: Gobble 'n' Go supports Auburn school district, restaurants
AUBURN — After a year away, the Auburn Education Foundation revived its well-loved annual fundraiser, Gobble 'n' Go, which brought family and friends downtown Saturday to try autumnal fare at local restaurants while also supporting the city school district.Ìý
Auburn Education Foundation President Bonny Blair told ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó it was amazing to see the community out and about in support of a good cause. All ticket proceeds go toward the foundation's grant cycle for district-wide initiatives, classroom activities and teaching projects.Ìý
Prison City Brewing co-owner Dawn Schulz, right, gathers with friends dressed festively for the Auburn Education Foundation's eighth annual Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser at Prison City's downtown brewpub on Oct. 3.Ìý
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Those visiting A.T. Walley & Co., a participating downtown business for the eighth annual Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser, try buffalo chicken tenders at the bar on Oct. 3.
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Auburn Education Foundation Board Member Jessica Wrench and her 2-year-old daughter, Azalia Alena, smile after trying soup served at Shep's Brewing Co. during the Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser on Oct. 3.
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Auburn Education Foundation President Bonny Blair grabs a serving of birria tacos from Mesa Grande Taqueria for the foundation's eighth annual Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser on Oct. 3.Ìý
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Mesa Grande Taqueria General Manager Chris Adessa serves birria tacos for the Auburn Education Foundation's annual Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser on Oct. 3.
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Shep's Brewing Co. owner Garrett Shepherd serves guests a potato and kielbasa soup, a perfect fall dish for the brewery's Oktoberfest season, he told ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó on Oct. 3.
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Gobble 'n' Go attendee Peggy Hicks honks a celebratory horn mimicking a turkey call while walking to the next stop during the Auburn Education Foundation fundraiser in downtown Auburn on Oct. 3.Ìý
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Gobble 'n' Go attendees mark blank spaces to fill in the clue for the fundraiser's puzzle while trying themed food and drink at Prison City Brewing on Oct. 3.Ìý
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A Gobble 'n' Go attendee holds open her riddle-solving raffle ticket, one of many drawn at random to see who wins a year-long YMCA-WEIU membership, as well as other gift baskets donated by local businesses in support of the Auburn Education Foundation.Ìý
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An orange sign at A.T. Walley & Co. is one of many marked around downtown Auburn for Gobble 'n' Go participants to find to solve a riddle in an attempt to win prizes handed out at the fundraiser's final dessert spot, Knights of Columbus Council No. 207, on Oct. 3.Ìý
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Parker's 129 co-owner Michaela Nicpon offers shepherd's pie for the eighth annual Gobble 'n' Go fundraiser event for the Auburn Education Foundation on Oct. 3.ÌýÌý
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