Fall Food Truck Fun: September & October Food Truck Events Around the State

Food Truck Friday Carousel Village

Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 | 5 p.m.
Roger Williams Park, Providence

This is the last hurrah of 2019 for our flagship event. If you haven’t been to Food Truck Friday yet, you have four more chances before April 2020! Bring your appetite and enjoy selections from more than 15 trucks. Mug Club Members, don’t miss out on the last pour of the year — bring your steins and fill up on Trinity Brewhouse’s original beers.

Warwick Food Truck Nights (September)

Sept. 5 | 5–8 p.m.
Gamm Theatre, Warwick
&
Sept. 19 | 5–8 p.m.
Pawtuxet Village Gazebo, Warwick

Don’t miss us in Warwick, at both new and familiar sites! Visit us first at the Gamm Theatre for dinner and a show. We’ve got your favorite foods covered, while the Gamm knows how to entertain. The theater will provide a full bar, face painting, Juggles the Clown and a roaming photo booth amongst your favorite mobile eats. Check out a sneak-peek of the dress rehearsal at 7 p.m.

Later in the month, drive back down historic Broad Street and pull into the Pawtuxet Village Gazebo. The food trucks and Trinity Brewhouse not only have amazing eats and drinks but a fantastic view of the Providence River and the boats that go by.

Food Truck Night at Sons of Liberty

Sept. 12 & Oct. 10 | 5–8 p.m.
Sons of Liberty, South Kingstown

Warm food and new drinks are ever-enticing as fall draws near. The cocktail menu at Sons of Liberty changes seasonally, highlighting its unique spirits and local ingredients. You’re sure to find something in the tasting room that pairs great with food truck fare! Tune in outside to live music by classic rock band Farm Dog.

PawSox Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival

Sept. 14 | 6:30–10 p.m.
McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket

This is one of the most exciting events we have to wrap up summer! With 27 food trucks parked on the McCoy Stadium field, this is our largest event of the entire season. We also have 30 craft breweries (50% more than last year!) confirmed to pour their specialty beers.

There are two types of tickets available to purchase ahead of time or same-day:
VIP Early Entry Tickets ($40 advance, $45 day-of): Early field entry at 5 p.m., custom pint glass, $5 food voucher, 10 beer sample tickets, and two flexible general admission tickets to any 2020 PawSox game.

Regular Tickets ($20 advance, $25 day-of): $5 food voucher, 10 beer sample tickets, and two flexible general admission tickets to any 2020 PawSox game.

Warwick Food Truck Nights (October)

Oct. 3 | 5–8 p.m.
Norwood Library/Gazebo, Warwick
&
Oct. 17 | 5–8 p.m.
City Hall, Warwick

This is your last chance to visit us in Warwick, and we’re going back to old favorites to say farewell. Park your lawn chair or picnic blanket on the grass near the gazebo at the Norwood Library, and be sure to say hello to Trinity Brewhouse while you’re there. We’ll come full circle at the end of the month, returning to our first stop: Warwick City Hall.

Food Trucks at Flames of Hope

Oct. 5 | 4–10 p.m.
WaterFire Providence

Locals and tourists alike come to WaterFire every summer to check out great local stops and the beautifully illuminated river, and every October they gather for a very special cause. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the food trucks are teaming up with the Gloria Gemma Foundation at Flames of Hope, where thousands of people impacted by breast cancer come together in downtown Providence to light the way towards hope and healing. Find us in the festival village among inspiring exhibits and live music.

Southern New England Giant Pumpkin Growers Weigh-Off

Oct. 12 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Frerichs Farm, Warren

Just like how PVD Food Truck Events are known for stellar food, Frerichs Farm is known for its giant pumpkins. In fact, the largest pumpkin in North America was weighed right here in 2015! Grab some food from the trucks and see for yourself whether 2019 will be another record-breaker. Kids will also love the pumpkin and dragon rides. Admission is free, but parking is $5.