SKIPPACK VILLAGE EVENTS

PHOTOS: Skippack Food Truck Festival pleased famished families, hungry foodies

The second event of the year was hel at 4059 Skippack Pike.

By Tony Di Domizio

Managing Editor

Tuesday, September 10, 2024

By James Short

Photographer / Videographer

Tuesday, September 10, 2024

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The second event of the year was hel at 4059 Skippack Pike.

Skippack Village brought some meals on wheels again to the township on Saturday as its second 2024 Food Truck Festival brought out famished families and hungry individuals to 4059 Skippack Pike.

The tourism-meets-cuisine event encouraged outdoor dining and for attendees to bring picnic baskets to load up on goodies and spend the day walking the village.

Well Crafted Beer Company and Troubles End Brewing held down the Beer Garden. Action Karate Skippack performed a demonstration too. DJ Sound Sensation kept the music flowing.

Featured vendors included The Cake Ladie, Cousins Maine Lobster, Dog Bites, Aulenbach Wines, Shelby’s Sweet Things, Humpty’s Dumplings, From the Boot, Mama’s Majik Kitchen, 4 Raices Street Tacos, and Back Country Bites.

Check out photos from the event below:

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Tony Di Domizio

Tony Di Domizio is the Managing Editor of NorthPennNow, PerkValleyNow, and CentralBucksNow, and a staff writer for WissNow. Email him at [email protected]. Tony graduated from Kutztown University and went on to serve as a reporter and editor for various news organizations, including Patch/AOL, The Reporter in Lansdale, Pa., and The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa. He was born and raised in and around Lansdale and attended North Penn High School. Lansdale born. St. Patrick's Day, 1980.

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James Short

James “Jimmy James” Short is a talented, self-taught photographer with over a decade of experience in photography and videography. A North Penn High School graduate, Jimmy has worked as a freelancer for various local and regional media outlets before joining North Penn Now and Wissahickon Now.