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Food Trucks on the River
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Time: September 13, 2019 from 4pm to 9pm
Location: Veterans Memorial Park
Street: 38 Canal St E
City/Town: Shelton
Website or Map: https://www.facebook.com/even…
Phone: 203-520-1910
Event Type: food, trucks
Organized By: Nicole Heriot
Latest Activity: Sep 13, 2019
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Event Description
Celebrate Shelton, the organization which hosts Downtown Sounds Summer Concerts as well as the Holiday Community Tree Lighting, is pleased to continue Food Trucks on the River on Friday, September 13th starting at 4:00pm located on Veteran's Memorial Park in Downtown Shelton.Starting at 4:00pm there will be 20+ food trucks, craft beers by Nebco and BAD SONS, handmade artisans & more. There will also be live music - to be announced.
This event is free to attend, but a $5 suggested contribution is encouraged to sustain Celebrate Shelton’s efforts in the community.Food Trucks on the River include: Cinnamon Churros LLC, Crazy taco-Mex, Dads cannoli truck, Four Flours Baking Company LLC, Fryborg, Greek Style Grill, Los Mariachis on Wheels, M and M Steaks, Me'stezo Grill, MILKCRAFT, Next Generation Concessions, LLC, Paradise island, Poke Motion, Proof Pizza Truck, Rita's Pitas, Shoreline Prime Meats & Deli, Sugar Bakery, Sultankebab llc, and more.
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