08/22/2026
"The Germantown Avenue Food Truck Festival is back for a second year! The event runs Saturday, September 12th, from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. along the 5400 block of Germantown Avenue, between School House Lane and Coulter Street. The rain date is Sunday, September 13th.
What to expect
This year's theme is "Flavor, Fitness & Festivities, A Celebration of Food, Culture & Healthy Living." The Achievement Foundation, the charitable arm of the Philadelphia Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., is presenting the festival again, as first reported by the Times Herald.
Eight food trucks are confirmed, offering everything from soul food to vegan options. Victoria's Kitchen will serve flavored wings, fried rice and soul rolls. Other vendors include Nutz About Popcorn, Dre's Water Ice and Ice Cream, Cluck and Gill's (halal chicken, fish and shrimp), FlatBelly Veg (vegan sandwiches, wraps and bowls), Knappy Nicky's (funnel cake), Munchy Mobile (frozen treats and homemade ice cream) and Macho's Delish Mix (tacos, burritos, rice bowls and smoothies).
Victoria Tyson, proprietor of Victoria's Kitchen, is looking forward to coming back. "Bring your appetite! We have Savory! Sweet! Spicy!! It's going to be a Flavor Festival on Wheels!!!" she said.
Music, art and activities
Beyond food, the festival will feature the Dobbins High School Mighty Mustangs Band, a West Philadelphia High School Dance Showcase, and a step team from the Chester Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. The Metro Philadelphia Fun & Games Village will include a moon bounce and a game truck. An Arts Village is being curated by October Gallery.
Organizers say more entertainment and activities are still being added, and each sponsor will add their own touch.
Support and partners
The festival has support from Councilmember Cindy Bass's office, Patriot Home Care, Germantown Friends School, the Urban League of Greater Philadelphia, the School District of Philadelphia, October Gallery, Metro Philadelphia, Germantown United CDC, the 76ers and Flyers, Episcopal Mission Center, Citadel Credit Union, Southern Flames BBQ, Parx Casino, Regional Foundation, and the Philadelphia Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
The event is free to attend. Food and drinks are pay-as-you-go. It's a chance to support local businesses and enjoy an afternoon outdoors."
(Source: Mt. Airy Record: https://mtairyrecord.com/2026/08/germantown-avenue-food-truck-festival-returns-for-second-year/)