An Arizona Family Tradition
Cactus Corn started in 1998 with a folding table and a hand-painted signToday we run concessions inside Chase Field, pop for crowds at events across the Valley, and ship Arizona-made popcorn all over the country.
Same Family
•Same Kettle
•Always Arizona
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How We Got Here
A Kettle, a Card Table, and a Sign We Painted Ourselves
It Grew into a Family Business
Arizona's Best Went on the Label
Then the Ballpark Called
Launched a Retail Line with AZ-Inspired Flavors
Same Kettle, Bigger Footprint
Cactus Corn Cares
Launched in 2026, the Cactus Corn Cares fundraising program was created as part of a long-term commitment to give back to our local community. This digital-based platform allows local schools, non-profits and others to run fundraisers using Cactus Corn products sold at the same retail price they see on the website or in the store. We then donate 50% of each sale back to the group.
Over $150,000 raised for local schools and non-profits.
From the Kettle to the Bag
10,000 pounds a month, still popped by hand in Phoenix.
The Original Stand
Working the Stand
The Original Label
Get to Know Us
The Phoenix Business Journal profiled Cactus Corn for its Made in Arizona series on September 21, 2026. The full story is for subscribers, so here is the short version from our side of the kettle.
Scottsdale.com Feature Friday: Cactus Corn, Restoration HQ, and a Partnership 25 Years in the Making
Scottsdale.com put Chris Levandowski and Restoration HQ founder Sergei Guk side by side for Feature Friday. High school friends who reconnected after 20 years through EO, and now a custom popcorn bag partnership. Here is what the story covered.
A Phoenix popcorn family's guide to game day food at State Farm Stadium, from fresh kettle corn to four custom flavors made with Someburros and Spinato's.
