BELLEVIEW, FL (352today.com) – Families looking for a fun night out won’t want to miss Belleview’s next Friday Foodie Fest, happening Friday, April 18, from 5-9 p.m. at Lake Lillian.
This free, family-friendly event is quickly becoming a local favorite, bringing neighbors together with a mix of delicious eats, shopping, and entertainment.
Presented by Fixit Tek and Peek’s Printing & Design, April’s event will feature over 30 local vendors and artisans, showcasing everything from handcrafted goods to boutique finds. Popular food trucks like Fat Tiki, Fatboyz Donutz, and Royal Hibachi return alongside newcomers Hurt’s BBQ and Gaucho Empanadas, adding smoky and Latin flair to the menu.
Kids can enjoy inflatables, face painting, and live music – all free of charge. Families are encouraged to stop by the New York Life tent, where complimentary Child ID cards will be available to help keep children safe.
Grownups can visit the Belleview Chamber & Economic Partnership tent for business networking and a prize drawing, while LifeSouth will be on-site collecting blood donations, with donors receiving a thank-you gift.
“It’s about community,” said Robert Vass, the City’s Events & Promotions Manager. “Foodie Fest is where memories are made.”
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