More than 900 farmers markets, festivals, and fairs across the country have told us they want food trucks. Browse them on the map, see the booth fee and venue details before you commit, and apply to the ones near you.
900+ events looking for food trucks · all 50 states · updated weekly
The same three steps every week. Browse, vet the listing, apply before the deadline.
Turn on the Food Trucks Welcome filter and the map shows only events that want a truck, near you or anywhere you are willing to travel.
Each listing shows the venue type (outdoor, indoor, both), the booth or vendor fee, and the application deadline, so you can rule out the bad fits before you write a word.
Apply through VendorsMap and keep the whole conversation in one place. No more digging through Facebook groups to find who runs the event.
A booked date you have to cancel costs you a better date you turned down. Get clear answers on these before you say yes.
Exact space dimensions, ground type, and whether the lot drains after rain. Level ground is not optional for a working kitchen.
Are generators allowed and where do they go? Is shore power available, and at what amperage? Where do grey water and grease go?
Flat fee, percentage of sales, or a hybrid. Each shifts the risk differently. Get it in writing before the day.
Roughly one truck per 500 attendees is healthy. Ask whether your cuisine is exclusive so you are not the fourth taco truck.
Browse food-truck-friendly events on one map, save the ones that fit, and apply before the deadline. Plan the season instead of chasing whatever is still open the week of.
Browse food-truck eventsList your event, mark it food truck friendly, and operators browsing the map will find you. Spell out the venue access and fee details up front and the good trucks will apply.
Open the VendorsMap map, switch on the Food Trucks Welcome filter, and browse the events near you. Each pin is an event that has told us it wants food trucks, and the listing shows the venue type, booth fee, application deadline, and how to apply.
No. Browsing the map and the food-truck events on it is free. You make a free account when you want to apply to an event or message an organizer.
The good trucks and the good events both book out about 8 to 12 weeks ahead. Operators who plan their season and apply early get the better dates, so browse weekly and apply before the deadline rather than chasing whatever is still open the week of.
Usually your truck dimensions and power needs, a current health permit, a fire inspection certificate if you run propane or fryers, and a certificate of insurance. Keep these ready as files so you can apply in minutes.
Mark your event as food truck friendly so it shows up in the food-truck filter, spell out the venue access and power details trucks care about, and state your fee structure clearly. Our guide on attracting food trucks walks through the rest.
900+ events are looking for food trucks right now. Find the ones near you and apply.
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