The Sounds of Chocolate and Art Mixing

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Maggie Wall/KMXT

Chocolate lovers from around Kodiak converged on the convention center Saturday night to indulge in one of their favorite things. Offerings ranged from chocolate truffles to chocolate dipped garlic olives, and prize winning jalapeño chocolate cookies.

Participants tried them all in good cheer as they helped raise money for the Kodiak Island Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.

The other event of the evening that has become almost as popular as the chocolate tasting was the Halibut Tail Art Auction. This year’s auction featured 15 whale tail forms reworked using wool, beach finds, paints and other varied media to create one-of-a-kind Kodiak style art.

And the auction went high-tech international with the listing and sale of two of the tails on Ebay.

KMXT’s Maggie Wall attended the event, ate way too much chocolate, but recovered enough to compile this audio report of the 3rd Annual Chocolate Lover’s Fling:

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