Ice Cream Tattoo Quest

How The Ice Cream Tattoo Quest Will Work

At 6:30 PM, you arrive at the Ice Cream Tattoo Quest Headquarters, the outdoor courtyard of The Lincoln Room (28 West Market, 610-696-2102). Receive a basic airbrush tattoo of an ice cream cone plus a scorecard and a map to local ice cream shops.

You and your friends visit the shops in any order. Four are easy to find. Finding the fifth combines the torments of Tantalus with the elusiveness of Brigadoon. At each shop you buy ice cream, share it and compare notes.

Each shop will give a MAGIC STAR sticker to anyone with an ice cream tattoo. Each shop has a different color.

Collect 4 stars in 5 colors, and you get to LEVEL UP your ice cream cone tattoo with an AWESOME MAGICAL FLAME BUFF.

At HQ, serious foodies will turn in their scorecards where we’ll calculate the WC Dish Award for favorite shop.

The tattoo will last through Friday and the weekend, so you can make up all sorts of lies about how you stumbled on an ice cream-worshiping cult and escaped with your life and the nifty tattoo.

This event is proudly sponsored by West Chester Guerilla Drive-In.com and WC Dish.com.

For more information, including a map and directions, click here.

About the Author

Mary Bigham, the creator of wcdish, is a self-admitted sushi and travel addict. She has a crush on just about every food but refuses to eat American cheese.

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2 Comments So Far

JDizzle – Jun 27, 2008

Nice job on the event last night! We had a great time. Head over to http://hometownhangover.blogspot.com/ for some pics.
Nicole – Jun 27, 2008

Indeed thanks for the fun! Please keep it up - new to the blog and loving it.

Pics at our blog too!

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