Be your own cake boss at Discovery Place
What happens when you combine the exciting world of Rubik’s Cube with a cake-off? Everything wonderful in the universe.
In celebration of Professor Rubik’s 72nd birthday, Discovery Place is hosting a Rubik’s Cube Cake-Off, inspired by Cube enthusiasts who have baked Rubik’s Cube cakes around the world. The colorful contest is coming to Discovery Place Saturday, July 23 and you can be part of the fun.
Below are five ways to get your cake boss on at Discovery Place.
Show the world – and that cube – you’ve got this.
. The contest is FREE and advance registration is required but you were born to do this. Local bakeries and chefs of all ages will showcase their creations, why not you?
Let the six-sided cube inspire you
As you meditate on the red, yellow, green, blue, white and orange squares, let your creativity flow. Your soon-to-be-famous creation must incorporate the theme Beyond Rubik’s Cube, can be made of any material and DOES NOT have to be edible. Pass the construction pap and glue gun please.
Picture yourself as a winner
Businesses, individuals and youth are invited to participate in the contest and the audience will choose a People’s Choice Award winner. With so many awards up for grabs, you might need to start making space beside your chili cook-off trophy.
Practice humility and your smile
Sure it’s about creativity, fun and honoring an invention that is a lot easier if you pull the stickers off, but winning is nice to. Some serious bragging rights are up for grabs and the winner will be featured on social media. Ready to flash those pearly whites?
Act like the boss’s boss
If this colorful cake-off isn’t your thing, you can still join the fun. Decide the fate of one lucky winner by voting for the People’s Choice Award winner and enjoy the fun the RC has brought the world for 40 years. Judging is Saturday, July 23 at noon so don’t be late. Cakes will be on display through Sunday, July 24.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the cake-off fun. Register today.
This story was originally published July 14, 2016 at 3:55 PM.