Food Truck Festivals of America
www.foodtruckfestivalsofamerica.comThe whole idea for FTFA started back in 2011 when we were reading about this new trend in dining out called “food trucks”. They were big in LA. They were parked in NY. They were hot in DC. And, they were just starting to arrive in New England. Our first festival in Plymouth, MA featured eight trucks…the only eight we could find at the time…and 4,000 people showed up. We were stunned. Then came our second. 12 trucks and 6,000 people. Wow. Then our third. 18 trucks and 10,000 people. At that point, we knew we were onto something and FTFA was born. In 2012, we held seven festivals. Again, people came by the thousands to Boston to Newport to Worcester to New Hampshire. By this time our list of eight trucks had grown to more than 200. We had media partners and corporate sponsors. Food. Truck. Fever. Everyone was catching it! Our goal is not only to introduce communities across the country to the booming phenomenon of gourmet food trucks, but to support the small business owners who run them. We aim to create destination events that feature the trucks and the food they serve. So here we are in the midst of our 2016 festival tour…Five pounds heavier than we were when this all began in 2011 but confident that Food. Truck. Fever. is here to stay.
Read moreThe whole idea for FTFA started back in 2011 when we were reading about this new trend in dining out called “food trucks”. They were big in LA. They were parked in NY. They were hot in DC. And, they were just starting to arrive in New England. Our first festival in Plymouth, MA featured eight trucks…the only eight we could find at the time…and 4,000 people showed up. We were stunned. Then came our second. 12 trucks and 6,000 people. Wow. Then our third. 18 trucks and 10,000 people. At that point, we knew we were onto something and FTFA was born. In 2012, we held seven festivals. Again, people came by the thousands to Boston to Newport to Worcester to New Hampshire. By this time our list of eight trucks had grown to more than 200. We had media partners and corporate sponsors. Food. Truck. Fever. Everyone was catching it! Our goal is not only to introduce communities across the country to the booming phenomenon of gourmet food trucks, but to support the small business owners who run them. We aim to create destination events that feature the trucks and the food they serve. So here we are in the midst of our 2016 festival tour…Five pounds heavier than we were when this all began in 2011 but confident that Food. Truck. Fever. is here to stay.
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Massachusetts
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Watertown
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11-50
Founded
2011
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