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Food Truck Carnival returns to Northglenn

Luke Zarzecki
lzarzecki@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Posted 5/12/23

Northglenn will host its sixth annual Food Truck Carnival on May 19 - May 21 at E.B. Rains Park and Civic Center.

Over 20 food trucks will serve food and the event is free to attend. A …

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Food Truck Carnival returns to Northglenn

Organizers of Northglenn's Food Truck Carnival, set for May 11-13, say the event should be bigger this year, with more than 85 different food vendors coming over the weekend.

Posted Friday, May 12, 2023 1:27 pm

Luke Zarzecki
lzarzecki@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Northglenn will host its sixth annual Food Truck Carnival on May 19 - May 21 at E.B. Rains Park and Civic Center.

Over 20 food trucks will serve food and the event is free to attend. A carnival pass is $35 for a day, or $3-$6 per ride.

Drinks will also be available from the bar and the weekend is lined up with 11 different music sets, including Hunker Down, Wrecklunds and Wirewood Station.

The city is encouraging attendees to park at the RTD Parking Lot West of I-25 on 120th.

Some of the food trucks will be Ba Nom A Nom, Barbed Wire Reef, Big Apple Bodega and Colorado Pig Rig.

There will also be retail participants, such as Bone Apetreat, Steve’s Retro Arcade and Wholly Craze.

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