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Come one, come all to the greatest Pizza Carnival on Earth...

Home Slice Pizza is TWO YEARS OLD this fall, and to celebrate, we’re hosting a back yard party featuring all the marvels of the pizza world!

WHAT: Home Slice-o-Rama Pizza Carnival

WHEN: Saturday, November 17, from 12-6pm at the Slice.

HOW MUCH: Admission is free; booths, games and drinks cost tickets. All carnival proceeds to benefit Young Texans Against Cancer.

You won’t want to miss this wonder of wonders, including:

Old School Pizza Eating Contest
Great gastronomique! How many Home Slice Pizza slices can you eat in 30 minutes? Winner receives the fabulous prize of an entire year of free Home Slice Pizza.

To enter, come on by the restaurant in advance and fill out an appplication. The contest starts at 4:30pm.

Raffle of the Century
Win 2 free nights at the Hotel San Jose (and a bottle of wine in their amazing courtyard) or 3 hours of private theater space at the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar! These are just 2 of the fabulous prizes which will be raffled off at the carnival. Tickets are ON SALE NOW for just $5 at the restuarant!

Amazing International Pizza Tossing Acrobats
Witness the incredible edible acrobatics of the World Pizza Team, who have competed most recently in the 2006 World Pizza Championship in Salsomaggiore, Italy, and have appeared on TV on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Good Morning America, The Today Show and the Food Network. For a sneak preview of their dough tossing dexterity, visit their website. Performances will take place throughout the day.

State-wide Hand Tossing Challenge
We’re so proud of the old school way we throw our dough that we want to give our fellow pizzerias a chance to join us in the spotlight. It’s a friendly little competition to see how we measure up to the other guys in four categories: speed, size and style. Plus new for this year we have added box folding competition! We’ve sent invitations to other pizzerias around the state to send us their best. Are you a hand tosser who wants to strut your stuff? Get your wrists ready and show up by 2:30pm to enter.

Hands on a Eggplant Sub
You’ve seen the documentary where the Texas truck fanatics touched a Nissan hard body until the last one standing, won it? Well this is the same thing, except with an eggplant sub. Last year's contest went 13 hours, how long will it go this year? Last one touching the bun wins a Nintendo Wii!

Great Calzoni the Slice Reader
You’ve heard of psychics that read palms, tarot cards, tea leaves? Well the Great Calzoni can see your future by gazing into your slice o pie. Don’t be afraid to find out what your pizza portends.

Roving Musical Entertainers
It wouldn’t be a carnival without festive accordion music. Wino Vino will entertain the mob along with MC Jerm Pollet of Sinus Show and Total Foxes fame.

Colossal Fun! Great Prizes!
Dunking Booth featuring celebrities from Home Slice and beyond!
Tons of fun games for the kiddos with prizes provided by
Kid Genius and Big Top Candy Store.
Airbrushed t shirts for kids by the world famous Von Franco
Much More!

Fabulous Food and Cheap Drinks
Popcorn, Cotton Candy, Italian Ices, Rice Krispy Treats, great beverages from Goodflow and others, and beer from our favorite local brewers: Real Ale

Proceeds to benefit Young Texans Against Cancer
Young Texans Against Cancer (YTAC) a nonprofit organization comprised of young men and women who are seeking to become more actively involved in the cancer community. Our organization is focused on raising funds to support research-based and small- to medium-sized organizations, increase support for volunteer organizations and educate our community on cancer research.

YTAC-Austin is the first satellite chapter of YTAC that began in Houston by Stuart Bernstein over six years ago. To date, the chapter has raised over $10,000 and recruited 200 members. In 2007 YTAC-Austin has organized social events like the 1st Annual Allergan Golf Tournament benefiting YTAC-Austin and several networking happy hours around town. YTAC members have volunteered at the Leukemia-Lymphoma Society's Light the Night Walk and coordinated a team for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.