Time flies when you're having a good time, and even faster when great food is involved.

I cannot believe we are approaching the final Frankenmuth Funtown Chowdown Food Truck Festival. That's right - we have one more night this summer to enjoy this deliciously fun event.

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Can I get a drumroll, please? The final Frankenmuth Funtown Chowdown of the 2026 season is Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The theme is Disco Fever, so start putting together your best disco outfit and get ready to show off your retro style. This should definitely make for some fun people-watching.

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There is no charge to attend the Frankenmuth Funtown Chowdown Food Truck Festival. The event features live entertainment, a variety of food trucks, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

While admission is free, guests are responsible for purchasing their own food and drinks.

What food trucks will be there?

Food frucks for the season finale include the following,

  • The Dairy Firm
  • Big Meaty Philly's
  • Mexi Crunch
  • Pappa's Noodz
  • Polish Mania
  • Mijo's
  • Chuck N Eddy's Pizza
  • Detroit Sibling Rivalry
  • The Cheese Trap
  • Cousins Maine Lobster
  • Donut NV
  • Nom Nom Ninja
  • Kona Ice of Saginaw
  • Smash Shack
  • Circle T
  • Grand Traverse Pie Co.
  • Hangry's Revenge
  • Bavarian Inn Cluck Truck
  • Bell Bottom Grill
  • SugarHigh Bakery

The Frankenmuth Funtown Chowdown Food Truck Festival is at the Frankenmuth Riverplace Shops at 925 South Main Street, 48734.

Thanks to everyone involved for making this event so awesome year after year.

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