Food Truck Fridays are back in PVD

Posted 4/22/26

Food Truck Fridays are back at Carousel Village at Roger Williams Park in Providence every Friday night through September. Each week features more than 15 local food trucks, live music, cold 21+ …

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Food Truck Fridays are back in PVD

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Food Truck Fridays are back at Carousel Village at Roger Williams Park in Providence every Friday night through September. Each week features more than 15 local food trucks, live music, cold 21+ beverages, and plenty of family fun — produced by PVD Food Truck Events in partnership with Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village.

Live music every week features more than two dozen local musicians. Grab a high-top table, bring chairs or blankets, or snag a picnic table and enjoy the lawn.

Beer, wine, mocktails and more are served by Good Vibes Beverages.

Parking is free and easy at the Zoo lot, which is just a 7-minute walk to Carousel Village.

No smoking, vaping, or e-cigs. No outside alcohol or coolers. Pets not encouraged.

Attendance is free! Tickets are not required—just pay for what you eat and drink. Weekly truck lineup and event details: https://www.foodtrucksin.com/rwpcarouselvillage



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