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Community Gathers for Thrilling 25th Annual Chili Fest Today

UPDATE: The 25th Annual Chili Fest is in full swing today, October 17, 2025, in Brainerd, attracting hundreds of enthusiastic community members eager to taste the best chili in town. This beloved local event promises excitement and flavor, showcasing the culinary talents of local vendors and home cooks.
Attendees are gathering now at Gregory Park, with festivities set to last until 7:00 PM50 chili recipes competing for the top prize.
Community member Sarah Thompson, a first-time contestant, shared her excitement:
“I can’t believe how much support we’re getting! It’s amazing to see everyone come together for something so fun and delicious.”
The Chili Fest not only highlights culinary creativity but also fosters community bonding, making it a significant event for residents. With activities designed for all ages, including games for kids and a chili tasting booth, it’s a perfect way for families to spend their Saturday.
As the day progresses, event organizers anticipate larger crowds. Attendees are urged to arrive early to secure their spot and experience all the festivities. For those unable to join in person, live updates and highlights will be shared on social media, ensuring everyone can participate in the excitement.
This year’s Chili Fest is more than just a competition; it’s a celebration of local culture, unity, and delicious food. Don’t miss out on the fun – head to Gregory Park before 7:00 PM and be part of this thrilling community event!
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