Fire Up the Fun! Celebrate BBQ Day at the Haberdashery Cryptid Preserve

Here at the Haberdashery Cryptid Preserve, we love celebrating all sorts of holidays, and BBQ Day is no exception! What better way to bond with friends, family, and maybe even a curious Jersey Devil than over a sizzling spread of delicious grilled meats and treats?

A History of Heat: BBQ Through the Ages

Barbecuing has a long and storied history, dating back millennia. From the slow-roasting techniques of ancient civilizations to the pit barbecues of the American South, grilling has been a way to gather, celebrate, and enjoy delicious food.

Fun Facts About BBQ

• The word "barbecue" comes from the Haitian word "barbacoa," which refers to a framework used for cooking meat.

• The largest barbecue ever held was in 2008 in Texas, where over 1.8 million pounds of beef were cooked!

• There are countless regional variations of barbecue, each with its own unique flavor profile. From the smoky brisket of Texas to the tangy vinegar-based barbecue of the Carolinas, there's a BBQ style for everyone.

Haberdashery's Legendary BBQ Bash

This BBQ Day, head down to the Haberdashery Cryptid Preserve for a legendary bash! We'll have grilling stations set up throughout the park, so you can bring your own food and cook it to perfection. There will also be plenty of delicious pre-made options available for purchase, perfect for those who prefer to focus on spending time with loved ones (and maybe some curious cryptids).

Local Legend: The Mothman and His Mysterious Meal Preferences

While we can't guarantee a visit from our most famous resident, the Mothman, we can't help but wonder what his grilling preferences might be. Perhaps he enjoys a perfectly cooked steak, or maybe he prefers something a little more… unusual? Only time (and maybe a sighting or two) will tell!

So come on down to the Haberdashery Cryptid Preserve this BBQ Day! We'll have food, fun, and maybe even a brush with the unexplained. Just remember, when it comes to grilling, keep an eye on your food – and maybe an eye out for the Mothman too!