Santa Fe Grill hosts SGF Santacon

Santacon at Santa Grill!

Springfield, MO – Local eatery Santa Fe Grill will be turning into the “Santa” Grill this season as holidays heat up and patrons are looking for more festive dining options. One of the events of Santa Grill will be a new Springfield tradition based on Santacon in NYC, San Francisco and other nationwide locations. “Santacon is a non-denominational, non-commercial, non-political and non-sensical Santa Claus convention that occurs once a year for absolutely no reason,” said Herbie Yellerton, “it just makes sense to have it at Santa Fe Grill!”

Santacon at Santa Grill will strive to raise $10,000 for Toys for Tots and donate over 6,000 lbs. of food to local food banks. The fun doesn’t come without some guidelines, in fact rule number 5 states: “Watching Santa get drunk and rowdy is fun. Babysitting Santa while he vomits in an alley is not. Don’t be that Santa.”
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Most SantaCon events are for adults – where guys & girls of legal age dress up like Santa and go cavorting around town for no better reason than that it is huge fun. “It’ll be great fun this year, everyone will address everyone as ‘Santa,’ ‘ho-ho-ho’ like Santa, give out gifts like Santa and will drink like Santa,” said Rachel Giggerton, “everyone knows Santa can drink like a polar bear.”

Santa Fe Grill officials are forecasting huge profits generated during this one event, plus enormous amounts of goodwill will be generated for local charities. “I’m surprised no one else has thought of this before,” claimed one employee.