Eat the Street, presented by United Community Bank, returned to Franklin’s Bicentennial Park in May with an impressive lineup of 32 mobile food vendors serving hundreds. As Williamson County’s premier food truck festival, Eat the Street has been a family-friendly tradition since 2011 and is the primary fundraiser for the 21st District Recovery Court, a nonprofit organization that helps end the cycle of addiction in our community by providing accountability and compassion to non-violent offenders in the criminal justice system.
In the Loop: Eat the Street
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Bria Cary and Veronica Brown
Some of the crowd at Eat the Street
Jeffery Warren, Claire Chestnutt, Casey Hill, Connie Martin and Kenda Burkhead
John Brewer
The Changkham food truck
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