June is when food truck events start slowing down, because of the heat, but the ones that we have on the calendar this June are sure to be popular.
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Saturday, June 1, The Miracle Players Foundation is holding a Peace, Hope & Butterflies Event. The event will be at Flag Pole Hill, 8100 Doran Circle in Dallas from 2-6. Along with a music there will be children's activities and a butterfly release, all to benefit Childhood Cancer Research. Ruthie's, My Cupcake Garden, Dos Paisanos and Kona Ice will be service.
Saturday, June 1, The Miracle Players Foundation is holding a Peace, Hope & Butterflies Event. The event will be at Flag Pole Hill, 8100 Doran Circle in Dallas from 2-6. Along with a music there will be children's activities and a butterfly release, all to benefit Childhood Cancer Research. Ruthie's, My Cupcake Garden, Dos Paisanos and Kona Ice will be service.
Saturday, 6/1, the KXT Summer Cut event will be at GEXA Pavilion. In addition to the music, there will be plenty of food trucks and also mobile vendors. If you are attending the concert be sure to check out Ssahm, Easy Slider, Doughboys Pizza and for art and fashion check out Sugar Derby, Dowdy Studio, Lulu's Unique Shop, Roving Style.
Tuesday, June 4, Tasty Tuesday continues at Sprouts at 11722 Marsh Lane from 5-8. This month the line up includes Rock & Roll Tacos, Cajun Tailgators, Jack’s Chowhound, Pompeii, Ruthie’s, The Butcher’s Son, Kona Ice and Cup-Cakin.
Thursday, June 6,The Parking Lot takes over 1800 Henderson from 5 – 8. This month the line up includes Rock & Roll Tacos, Little Greek Truck, Oink & Moo, The Guava Tree, Cup-Cakin, Rock’n Rick’s, Lucky Ducky Dogs and Yellow Belly.
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Friday, June 7, from 7:30- midnight, the Fort Worth Zoo is hosting their annual Bestro and food trucks will be part of the event! Beastro features the finest area restaurants stationed throughout the Zoo serving sample appetizers, entrées and desserts. In addition to the delectable cuisine, the event will feature open bars throughout the park and live music entertainment. This year’s headline entertainment is ‘80s band Starship. Several animal exhibits are expected to remain open until sunset, and the Zoo’s Wild Wonders Outreach animals will greet this year’s partygoers. Food Trucks serving are The Lunch Box, Gypsy Scoops, Red Jett Sweets, Central Market's Truck, Kona Ice of Fort Worth, and Salsa Limon. Tickets can be purchased at http://www.fortworthzoo.org/plan-a-visit/calendar-of-events/beastro/
Friday, June 7, from 7:30- midnight, the Fort Worth Zoo is hosting their annual Bestro and food trucks will be part of the event! Beastro features the finest area restaurants stationed throughout the Zoo serving sample appetizers, entrées and desserts. In addition to the delectable cuisine, the event will feature open bars throughout the park and live music entertainment. This year’s headline entertainment is ‘80s band Starship. Several animal exhibits are expected to remain open until sunset, and the Zoo’s Wild Wonders Outreach animals will greet this year’s partygoers. Food Trucks serving are The Lunch Box, Gypsy Scoops, Red Jett Sweets, Central Market's Truck, Kona Ice of Fort Worth, and Salsa Limon. Tickets can be purchased at http://www.fortworthzoo.org/plan-a-visit/calendar-of-events/beastro/
Friday June 14,Dallas gets a food truck park. US Food Trucks is converting space at Mockingbird and Maple to a truck park. Initially the Park will be open for dinner on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, with lunch service beginning in July.
Saturday June 21– Back in 2011, the first “event” that the food trucks worked was the Arts District Summer Block Party. For those who were building the food truck industry in Dallas, that was the night they knew they were going to be accepted. Two years later, the Summer Block Party continues and the trucks will be there again. From The Arts District: Celebrate the season in The Dallas Arts District at our annual Summer Block Party, Friday, June 21, 2013. This event combines Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art, 'til Midnight at the Nasher Sculpture Center, and Crow Collection After Dark on the third Friday of each month, with each offering free general admission. There's so much happening, we're bursting at the seams. The party will spill out onto the streets with tasty treats and tons of fun along Flora & Harwood. Join us for food, tours, music, film, performances and much more!
Tuesday, June 25 is Food Truck Day at the National Cowgirl Museum in Fort Worth. A variety of trucks will be at the Museum from 11-1 p.m. Doughboys Pizza, First Bite, The Lunch Box and Red Jett Sweets will be serving at 1720 Genty Street in Fort Worth.
Sunday June 30, The Ginger Man in Dallas will host a mini Food Truck Festival from 1-7. Details have not been finalize but as soon as I get the specifics, I will post them.
Weekly events continue through June. Food Trucks continue to be at Sigel's, 5757 Greenville Avenue on Wednesday and Friday nights. Along with the rotation of trucks each of these nights, Sigel's usually has some beverage tastings inside the store.
Each Friday night, a couple of trucks are in Addison Vitruivan Park. The trucks rotate weekly. Check with US Food Trucks each week to find out who will be serving.
And as always, the Fort Worth parks are the place to be in Tarrant County.
On Monday – Friday for lunch, you can find trucks at Thistle Hill. I am a big fan of this location. It is very relaxing and beautiful and the grounds are shaded enough that the sun isn’t a problem.
Fort Worth Food Truck Park is open on Wednesday nights for dinner and Thursdays - Sundays for lunch and dinner at 2509 Weisenberger Drive in Fort Worth. You can find their schedule of trucks at www.fwfoodpark.com.
Clear Fork Park is open Wednesday through Sunday for lunch and dinner. Clear Fork is right on the Trinity Trail, at 1541 Merrimac Circle in Fort Worth. You can find their schedule of trucks at www.clearforkfoodpark.com.
