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Longmont Food Rescue invites you to join them for Food Truck Invasion 2018!
Food Truck 2018 will be kicking-off the first ever Longmont Restaurant Week with a festival showcase of Longmont-based food trucks and beverage establishments while supporting Longmont Food Rescue. This family-friendly festival is on April 21 from 4-9 p.m. and will feature three food and beverage pairings.
Summit Tacos, Yolkin’ Around, and G-Spot Noshery Food Trucks are collaborating with Lefthand Brewing Company, St. Vrain Cidery, and Longtucky Spirits to bring you their favorite pairing tastings.
Three savory appetizers and three beverages are included in the ticket price of $18.71 with additional food and beverages available for purchase separately. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and non-alcoholic items will be available.
Proceeds will benefit Longmont Food Rescue, whose mission is to create a more just and equitable food system.
Live music and door prizes will be happening throughout the evening, as well as a free kids craft table brought to you by Lost Marbles Toy Store.
These tickets are going fast, so get your ticket ahead of time. A limited amount of tickets will be available at the “door.” Don’t want all the pairings but still want to come hang out? Tickets are only $5 at the ”door” and kids under 3 are free to attend.
Longmont Food Rescue would like to thank St. Vrain Cidery and Longtucky for initiating and co-hosting this awesome event. "Your continued support within our community is so appreciated!" They would also like to thank their title sponsor CoSOLVE.
Did you know??: Trivia brought to you by Longmont Food Rescue.
The pairings ticket price, $18.71, corresponds to the same year Longmont was incorporated!
Forty percent of food produce in our country goes to waste. Food waste is happening here in Longmont and we are on a mission to save the nutritious food and #sharethehealth with our community members that need it the most.
This is a press release by Longmont Food Rescue and published by the Longmont Observer as a public service.
