Nolensville Farmers Market is hosting its first Food Truck Festival on May 20th at the Historic Nolensville School from 5pm-8pm.
As the popularity of food trucks grows across the country, so does the popularity of food trucks in Williamson County. Diners who are looking for quick bites but wanting to forgo the fast food route are looking for food that is novel, inexpensive, and tastes good.
“There has never been a food truck festival in Nolensville that I’m aware of and Nolensville LOVES Food trucks and small businesses! A Food Truck Festival is the perfect way to celebrate the end of school and the beginning of an awesome summer as well as a way to support the Farmer’s Market. Our hope is to draw in some people around the area that may not have known about the Farmer’s Market or where we are located while supporting other small businesses,”said Kasi Haire,Nolensville Farmer Market.
In this first time event, Nolensville Food Truck Festival will  have 11 food trucks available. Those trucks include ice cream, burgers, lobster, pies and more. See the complete list of food trucks below. Nolensville Farmer Market kicks off its season on Saturday, May 7 from 8 am-noon. Learn more about the Food Truck Festival and Nolensville Farmers Market on their Facebook page.
Food Trucks
2 Goats-Two Goats food truck features local and world cuisine and always something goat. The local art on their truck makes it easy to spot. Every creation is their own and house made down to all our brines, sauces, and marinates
Ate’s-At Ate’s, you’ll find a combo of Filipino, Hawai’ian, Japanese, Korean, and Mexican influences in their food. All crafted with regionally sourced ingredients and lots of love.
Bradley’s Creamery-Family owned ice cream truck where ice cream is made the old fashioned way-simple,few ingredients and  delicious
Brother’s Burgers-Hand made burgers that have become a regular at the Black Abbey. In addition to burgers,they have fresh made fries with homemade ketchup.
Cousins Maine Lobster– You may have first heard of Cousins Maine Lobster on Shark Tank but now you can experience it right here in Williamson County. They bring the freshest Maine seafood to hungry patrons throughout the U.S. We strive to create the freshest and most authentic Maine seafood experience by staying close to the source.
Dixie Drip-CeCe who you might recognize from Sweet Cece’s now has a food truck offering up coffee, sweets and a few sandwiches.
Kona Ice -One of a kind shaved ice
Music City Pie– Best savory and sweet pies in the music city. All delicious mini pies are handmade from scratch with love, and served with pride.
Uncle Bud’s -Serving fried catfish and fried chicken  along with  Georgia Boy Food Co and Hilbachi 4 Hire.
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