Events

MGM Food Truck Friday

When
May 3rd, 2019
11:00am - 1:00pm
Where
1 MGM WaySpringfieldMA01106

Join Bax from Rock 102 and MGM Springfield this Friday starting at 11:00 AM on Armory Square for the first Food Truck Friday!

Every Friday will feature MGM’s three food trucks as well some local favorites to try while enjoying live music, games, and more!

This Friday is also the kickoff to “Derby De Mayo Weekend” at MGM Springfield which will include a party with big hats and a mint julips to watch the Big Horse Race on the marquee on Saturday, and margaritas and a mariachi band for their Cinco De Mayo Fiesta on Sunday!

Every week throughout the spring and summer, “Food Truck Fridays” will bring local eats to downtown Springfield from MGM Springfield, with Rock 102, Springfield’s Classic Rock!

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