EASTON, Pa. — The Easton Street Eats Food Truck Festival will take place Saturday, May 31, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for its second year. The event is free and will be located on North 12th Street, adjacent to Cottingham Stadium in Easton’s West Ward neighborhood.

“We’re thrilled to host the Easton Street Eats festival again this year in the West Ward,” said Erin Laubach, manager of the Easton Area and Forks business councils for the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce. “Events like this are a fantastic way to showcase the vibrant culinary talent we have in our communities and bring people together in Easton.”

Attendees can expect a diverse lineup of food trucks, from savory street food to desserts.

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Vendors will include:

  • Billy’s Pretzel Wraps
  • Breuit Bites
  • Brewscuits
  • Easton Wine Project
  • Greek Street
  • Homegrown CBD
  • Humpty’s Dumplings
  • Hungry Hound Express
  • K2Creamery
  • Kline’s Kernels
  • Kopper Penny Koncessions
  • Loriann’s Food for the Soul
  • NRG Nurse Wellness
  • Pie in a Cone
  • Robin’s Dessert Bar
  • Rollz and Bowlz
  • Ruby Hottie Hot Sauce
  • Scoop O Dough
  • The Little Sicilian Food Truck
  • The Taste Budz
  • The Wicked Chef
  • Uncle Louis G’s
  • Uno Taqueria
  • You Got Pork’d

“The Easton Area Chamber, a proud partner of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, is proud to help create opportunities that drive foot traffic to our local businesses and celebrate everything that makes Easton such a unique place to live, work and visit,” Laubach said. “We are not just a chamber of commerce, but a chamber of communities. We hope to see you all Saturday.”