
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival?
How much does it cost?
When is it?
Where does it happen?
The Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival is at the Meadows Casino in Washington County. The festival is outdoors, on the racetrack apron.
Can I bring the kids?
Do I have to walk through the casino to get to the festival?
Where should I park?
Is there seating and where can I find it?
If this event is outside, what happens if it rains?
Who's putting this on?
The Observer-Reporter is proud to bring regional events like the Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival to Southwestern, PA. While the event is located at the Meadows Casino, this is an Observer-Reporter event, organized by the Observer-Reporter’s Events division.
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What is the Marketplace?
Can I bring my food truck?
Sure- but first we need a little information first, so don’t just show up! We’re always looking for new trucks and interesting concepts. Just fill out the food truck application form.
How can I be a vendor?
Our marketplace is filled with unique regional vendors, ranging from clothing and apparel, art, services, food items, and lots more. Pretty much anything you can sell of service you can provide will be considered. Apply to be a vendor with our event vendor form.
How do I become a sponsor of this great event?
A sponsorship of the Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival means you get to support a great regional event, and get your brand exposed to thousands of people over a three day weekend. Included in our sponsorship packages is exposure on day-of-event, inclusion in digital marketing of the event, inclusion in coverage of the event in Observer Publishing Co. publications, inclusion in advertising leading up to the event, and much more. Sponsorship opportunities include Naming Rights Sponsor, Stage Sponsor, Entertainment Sponsor, Marketplace Sponsor, and lots more. Fill out our sponsor application form, and we’ll help you find the right sponsorship opportunity that fits your needs for maximum exposure.