Firefly Hosts Inaugural Fall Food Truck Feastival

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Firefly Distillery is hosting the inaugural Fall Food Truck Feastival on Saturday, October 28, 2023 from 12 – 4 p.m. Just in time for Halloween, the fall-themed, family-friendly event is free to attend and will feature 25 food trucks, with fare ranging from seafood to brunch, southern comfort food to healthy eats. In addition to welcoming more diverse food trucks than ever before, Firefly will have a local pop-up market, music by DJ Cabana Vibez, and craft cocktails for purchase.

Similar to past food truck festivals at Firefly Distillery, an array of 25 local food trucks will take over the newly expanded five-acre field. On Firefly’s Back Porch, DJ Cabana Vibez will be playing tunes from 12 – 4 p.m. Craft cocktails, including signature and seasonal, will be available for purchase in the Tasting Room. Attendees can enjoy food truck fare on the field and are encouraged to bring chairs, pop-up tables, blankets or lawn games to spread out. New for this event, Firefly will stream college football games on TVs and projectors both inside and outside of the distillery.

Food vendors and trucks participating in the free Saturday event include:
Millers All Day
& Lobster
Smash City Burgers
Daddy’s Breakfast + Espresso
Bangin’ Vegan Eats
La’Son Food Truck
Roe Roe’s
Tamashii
Roti Rolls
Chowbella
The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar
The Holy City Cupcakes
Lowcountry Cannoli & Coffee
James Brown Boiled Peanuts
Shayla’s Sweet Treats & More
And more to be announced

In addition to the food truck showcase, the distillery will offer a local market on the Front Porch with vendors including The Sparkle Bar, Goldbird Collective, Cinder + Loam, Po Girlz, and Magari Boutique. Visitors can spend the day supporting local businesses by shopping vendors’ and enjoying dishes from Charleston area food trucks.

For the event, Firefly Distillery will open at 12 p.m. and offer seasonal and craft cocktails and beer for purchase until 6 p.m. Outside food, drinks, coolers, and dogs will need to stay at home. Parking is limited onsite, so Uber and Lyft are highly encouraged, and the distillery asks that all guests please be respectful of neighboring businesses.