Crowd Turns Out for the Manorville Fire Department’s 3rd Annual BBQ Rib Cook Off


Legislator Jim Mazzarella with Big Ed at the Manorville Fire Department cookoff. | Office of Legislator Mazzarella.

Grills fired up, ribs sizzled, and crowds packed the grounds of the Manorville Fire Department on Saturday for their 3rd Annual BBQ Rib Cook Off, a finger-licking community celebration that gets bigger and better every year.

The event featured 16 different rib styles entered into the popular competition, drawing everyone from serious BBQ lovers to families out for a good time. Guests sampled an impressive spread of ribs along with a wide array of other food and drinks. Live music kept spirits high, while a dunk tank, games, and activities added to the family-friendly atmosphere.

Suffolk Legislator Jim Mazzarella was among those in attendance, praising the effort behind the event: “Many thanks to the Manorville Fire Department, who put in a tremendous amount of time putting this awesome event together. We appreciate the many vendors and pit masters that make it all possible.”

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico was also in attendance: “Everyone was treated to a wonderful time. The smells, the sounds, the sense of community—you couldn’t ask for more.”

He added, “This is what makes Manorville so special: dedicated volunteers, great food, and a strong hometown spirit. It’s become one of the most anticipated days of the summer.”

The annual cookoff has become a cornerstone event for the Manorville FD and the wider community, offering great food and a chance to come together, support local organizations, and enjoy a day in the sun. Organizers say planning for next year’s event is already underway—and the ribs will be better than ever.

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