Get ready for a day of tacos and so much more! The original Pittsburgh Taco Festival happens Saturday, August 26th at the Stacks at 3 Crossings. The event runs 12:30pm-7:00pm with early admission at 11:30am.

This event has been a blast in the past, so it’s sure to be a fun Saturday in the Strip! Delicious tacos will be everywhere. Does it get any better than that?

What to Expect at the Festival

It’s a packed day of family-friendly events. This taco festival features live entertainment, 25+ food trucks, street vendors, and restaurants! The following vendors will be there – find your favorite:

  • La Palapa
  • El Sabor
  • Caustelot Creamery
  • Los Gallitos
  • Let’s Taco
  • Arepittas
  • Catatoullie
  • Las Palmas
  • California Taco Shop
  • Shorty’s
  • Juniper Grill
  • BTOS Kitchen
  • Frios Gourmet Popsicles
  • Los Gingos Tacos
  • El Colibri LLC
  • Cilantro & Ajo
  • La Bellita
  • Papelon Bistro
  • Taqueria El Pastorcito
  • Vaya Mexican Street Food
  • Tocayo Food Truck
  • Cocina Los Cabos
  • El Chaqueno
  • Pupusas y Antojitos Helen
  • Mobile Chef Food Trailer

During the event, you’ll get to enjoy awesome authentic Hispanic entertainment, which includes: Hugo Cruz & Caminos, Gavas Beat, Mariachi Internacional, Noel Quintana & The Latin Crew, and Guaracha live music & salsa dancing!

If you ever wanted to learn how to salsa dance, this is your chance. There will be salsa dancing lessons throughout the day!

You’ll also find specialty drinks, beer, liquor, vendors, the art market from Redfishbowl, and The Pittsburgh Art Bus. Not to mention, tequila cocktails! Give them a shot!

About the Festival

The event is produced with the support of the Pittsburgh Hispanic Development Corporation and Casa San Jose. A portion of these proceeds directly benefit these organizations. The event supports and raises funds and awareness for Pittsburgh’s Latin-American community.

“The festival was founded in 2016 by Craig McCloud, who wanted to create an opportunity that benefitted food trucks/start-ups while also incorporating support for non-profits which serve Pittsburgh’s Latin-American community.”

Get Tickets

Tickets start at $13.00 for general admission. Ticket packages are also available for raffle tickets, festival t-shirts, free parking, free posters, and early admission. GA tickets at the door will increase to $18.00 per ticket, so get your tickets online now

This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
Josh McCann

Josh has been writing for Made in PGH since 2018, where he writes about upcoming events. He’s a Point Park University graduate and teaches high school English. In his free time you’ll find him playing guitar and writing new songs.

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