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OZOMATLI Tickets & TACO Logo Contest

12:56 PM PDT on October 13, 2011

Hello TACO readers. Today we have a great new contest for you guys that everyone will love. Here's the deal-- make a TACO Logo or design that somehow references the word taco, either using our logo in some new form or starting from scratch (see some examples of what people have done in the past here). We'll pick our 3 favorites-- all three will get two tickets to the December 9th Ozomatli show at the Nokia Theater, and the grand prize winner will have their design printed as a sticker and distributed throughout the world!

Email your submission to info@lataco.com, or upload it somewhere and tweet us (@LATACO) to let us know you're entering. Submissions must be in by November 20th.

Game on! We can't wait to see what you come up with...

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