Come hungry as the Food Trucks on The Ave festival returns to downtown Vineland for
the sixth year on Sunday, August 27, rain or shine, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at Landis Avenue and the
Boulevard.

This sizzling mega-event is roaring back and should be a highlight of your summer calendar. Admission is
free and the event is organized by Main Street Vineland, with Members 1st of NJ Federal Credit Union as
the major sponsor and Newfield National Bank as the Entertainment Sponsor. It will feature over 25
food trucks, and a packed line-up of continuous entertainment and activities.

Choose from a wide variety of delicious foods available from the food trucks—Battiato’s Ice Cream
Cones, Butch’s Smack Your Lips BBQ, Chank’s Grab-n-Go, Chimney Cake Factory, Cousins Maine Lobster,
Cubano X-Press, Dan’s Waffles, House of Cupcakes, J.R.’s Hot Dogs, Kona Ice, Mr. Taco, Pirate Pete’s
Soda Co., The Little Sicilian Riceballs, Sierra Juarez Mr. Corn, Sweet Tooth, Twisted Steaks, and Wipe Out
Eats, Jeremiah’s Food Truck, The Pasta Truck, Chef Steve’s Popcorn, Maui Ice, Ladybug Sweets & Treats,
Johnson’s Pizza Queen, The Crabby Chef, Macs, and Munchies, Drea One Stop Shop.

The proceedings will kick off at 11 a.m. with the official ribbon-cutting. DJ Ant Gambino (Gambino
Entertainment) will provide non-stop entertainment on the Entertainment Stage from 11:00 a.m. to 7
p.m.

Activities in the Kid’s Corner will include bounce houses, Fire Department interactive activities, games,
face painting, and more.

Stop by and visit the various non-food vendors on site, as well.
“Our previous Food Trucks on The Ave events were off the charts—a wide variety of great food and a
festive atmosphere,” said Main Street Vineland Executive Director Russell Swanson. “The people have
shown that this is something they don’t want to miss.”

The previous festivals surpassed the expectations of everyone, including the experts, according to Main
Street Vineland Associate Director Robert Scarpa and the intention is to make this year’s event just as
good.

“We’ve brought over 9,000 people to The Ave each year and so many of the participating vendors want to
come back this year,” he said. “Vineland has become a destination for food trucks from near and far.
Come early, stay late, and enjoy!”