Food Trucks and Race Cars Collide in Quincy For One Day Only

Nothing goes better together than food trucks and race cars—and you’re in luck because both are coming to the Oakley-Lindsay Center on March 28 from Noon to 5 pm.

The Food Truck Fun Fest and Quincy Raceways Car Show are teaming up for one epic day, and the public is invited to come out, eat, have fun, and check out the race cars before the season kicks off.

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Fifteen food vendors will be at this year’s Food Truck Fun Fest, including:

Rebel Pig
Shandi's Coffee & Cream
Pizza Wagon
All Puckered Up
Zippy's Walking Tacos
Smooth As Ice
Your Mama's
Willie’s Bean Co.
The Yum Factory
Big Bro’s BBQ
Tri-State Sno Biz
Hillbilly Haven
Nice N’ Chill
M&M Catering
Lickins’ BBQ

New this year, Quincy Raceways will show off several race cars as they gear up for the upcoming season. There will also be live music, children’s entertainment with the Quincy Children’s Museum, and a full bar.

Admission is $5 at the door, with food vendors setting their own prices.

It’s a great event to bring the family and friends, enjoy a meal, check out some race cars, and finally get out of the house after what feels like a long winter.

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