The 2nd Annual Fire and Ice Chili Cook-Off Sees Record Turn-Out in Corona

Fire and Ice Chili Cook-Off

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The Second Annual Fire and Ice Chili Cook-Off saw over 1,100 attendees on Saturday, February 27. The annual event, co-presented by the Circle City Rotary club and Corona-Norco YMCA, is held to raise funds for charity, as well as establish a fun, family-oriented event for the community. This year’s cook-off raised over $35,000, which will be used to fund non-profit work and donated to charities served by both organizations.

Last year, Majestic Sign Studio worked closely with both organizations to design the Fire and Ice logo and assist with event promotion. Majestic Sign Studio was also instrumental in this year’s event, responsible for all event branding, including signage, sponsor banners, t-shirt design, marketing brochures, tickets and more.

The event took place at the Corona-Norco Family YMCA and included:

  • Over 30 Chili Cook-Off contestants, competing in 2 categories.
  • 15 Craft Brewers from the Inland Empire and as far away as San Diego.
  • Live music and beer tasting.
  • Commemorative Fire & Ice t-shirts.
  • Kid’s play area.
  • Special VIP area.

Chili contestant winners received cash prizes and trophies, and the brewery winner, Wiens Brewery Company, was awarded a customized mini keg to display in their tasting room.

“This annual event is growing into a festival that the entire Corona community can take part in. Over 40 local businesses took part in sponsoring this fun-filled family event”, said Gordy Wolfe, co-owner of Majestic Sign Studio.

Fire and Ice Event Collage

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About Circle City Rotary

Circle City Rotary works to make a difference both locally and internationally, with projects targeting community service needs that address many of today’s critical issues, including: children at risk, poverty, hunger, health, and violence.

About YMCA

The Y’s mission is to put the principles of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility into practice through programs that serve the communities of Corona, Norco, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, and unincorporated areas of Riverside County.

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Gordy Wolfe

President & Owner of Majestic Sign Studio, is a visionary leader based in Corona, California, driving innovation in the signage industry. With a deep passion for transforming brand ideas into tangible, high-impact visual solutions, Gordy has steered Majestic Sign Studio to a reputation for excellence—offering custom indoor and outdoor signs, ADA signage, wall murals, vehicle wraps, and more.

Leading the company since 2012, Gordy brings over 30 years of industry experience—including nearly 21 years as a National Account Manager at AkzoNobel (Glidden Professional) — AkzoNobel is a Fortune 500 global company. His leadership blends deep expertise, creative vision, and hands-on involvement to deliver innovative, high-quality signage solutions. Under his guidance, Majestic Sign Studio combines creative design, precise fabrication, and expert installation to help businesses across the United States achieve standout branding. Every project reflects both aesthetic appeal and strategic purpose—making signage not just seen, but remembered.

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