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Food Trucks on the River

Time: June 21, 2019 from 4pm to 9pm
Location: Veterans Memorial Park
Street: 38 Canal St
City/Town: Shelton
Website or Map: http://www.celebrateshelton.c…
Event Type: food, trucks
Organized By: Nicole Heriot
Latest Activity: Jun 21, 2019

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Celebrate Shelton, the organization which hosts Downtown Sounds Summer Concerts & Food Trucks as well as the Holiday Community Tree Lighting, is pleased to announce Food Trucks on the River on Friday, June 21st starting at 4:00pm located on Veteran's Memorial Park in Downtown Shelton. 

On Friday, June 21st starting at 4:00pm there will be 20+ food trucks, Beer Garden with Bad Sons Brewery & New England Brewing Company, handmade artisans & more Starting at 4:00pm, there will be live music from Tracy Jo & The Toads.  
 
"We are excited to continue our efforts in bringing fun and free events to Downtown Shelton for all families to enjoy," noted Michael Skrtic and Nicole Heriot-Mikula, co-creators of Celebrate Shelton.

This event is free to attend, but we encourage a $5 suggested donation to sustain Celebrate Shelton’s efforts in the community. “We have brought you the best of Connecticut's food trucks, live music with a huge beer garden," said Jimmy Tickey, co-creator of Celebrate Shelton.
 
This event is proudly sponsored by TD Bank, Tuttle Insurance and Star 99.9. 

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