The “delicious eats and live local music” will run from May 1 to September 30, with different locations each weekday for a variety of trucks.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Downtown Cleveland , Inc. announced Tuesday a new weekly food truck event in addition to their existing summer food truck series, making downtown home to a rotating selection of food trucks every weekday in the summer.
The newest event has been dubbed “Truck Stop Thursday” and completes the daily series for Downtown Cleveland, Inc. Each week, Clevelanders can visit the following locations on their corresponding days to find exciting local music and diverse cuisine.Food Truck Tuesday - KeyBank Plaza Truck Stop Thursday - One Cleveland Center Plaza 🍽️ Downtown Cleveland, Inc. is serving up a summer medley of delicious eats and live local music from May 1st through...To kick off the food truck season, check out Walnut Wednesday on May 1 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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