We’re Bringing the Best Eats
from the Streets!
SATURDAY, MAY 27TH 11:00 am – 11:00 PM
SUNDAY, MAY 28TH, 2017 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
SO MUCH FUN, YOU’LL EAT IT UP!
The Rotary Club of Whitby is all fired up for the fourth annual Food Truck Frenzy – a festival of food, fun and family. Come out and join us for this one-of-a-kind event on Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28 at Iroquois Park Grounds in Whitby.
This year features an impressive line-up of curbside chefs and their tasty creations. With over 30 food trucks, food-lovers will get a taste of everything from barbeque to beavertails and pulled pork to poutine. Whether you enjoy decadent comfort food, savoury international dishes or tantalizing sweet treats, there will be something for everyone. We’ve combined some of the best street food from across the GTA with the best of our region’s talented food artisans and performance artists to create a vibrant, weekend long festival for families and foodies alike.
Proceeds for the event help to support organizations and programs throughout the Durham Region. So, come join us and help The Rotary Club of Whitby as they strive to change lives.
Free parking is available immediately beside the event at the Whitby GO Station Parking lot. There are approximately 3,000 parking spaces available.
The fourth annual Food Truck Frenzy is presented by Nurse Chevrolet Cadillac and 360 Insights.
Saturday, May 27th & Sunday, May 28th, 2017
“Our event just keeps getting better each year. What started four years ago as a celebration of food truck fare has grown into the Finest Foodie Festival in the Durham Region. We’ve combined the best street food from across the GTA with the best of our talented local artisans and performance artists to create a delightful weekend long festival for foodies and families alike.”
Geno Diraddo, Rotary Club of Whitby.
SUPPORT THE CAUSE
Help Support Local Rotary Projects
When you join us at this exciting celebration of food, you’ll be supporting many worthwhile causes in Durham Region. The Rotary Club of Whitby, strives to change lives and support programs in Durham Region.
