Alpharetta Food Truck Alley 2020 Season Cancelled

The City of Alpharetta has cancelled the 2020 Food Truck Alley series as part of its efforts to encourage patronage of local brick and mortar restaurants and shops in Downtown Alpharetta and throughout the city.  The weekly event was established in 2013 when Downtown Alpharetta was home to few restaurants and has continued every Thursday, from mid-May through mid-October ever since.

“The decision to cancel the 2020 Food Truck Alley series was based on our desire to support the local restaurants that have made a significant commitment to our community,” said Recreation, Parks and Cultural Services Director Morgan Rodgers. “The brick and mortar restaurants not only provide employment opportunities to residents, they contribute to the quality of life and fun atmosphere in Downtown and throughout Alpharetta 365 days of the year.”

2020 Food Truck Alley Sponsors:

*Follow our Facebook page for the latest Food Truck Alley news, including announcements and weather updates. All event cancellations due to inclement weather will be posted by 3pm in consideration of truck drivers coming from Atlanta. Thank you for your understanding if the event is preemptively cancelled, but please join us the following week.

Sponsors & Partners:

Each City of Alpharetta special event has a main focus, and the non-profit partners who have on-site presence at the event will have a mission that aligns with the main focus of the City of Alpharetta special event. For example, if the event’s main focus is music, all partners’ mission and focus will be related to music. If an organization does not fit the main focus of the event, but wants to have onsite presence at the event, their option would be to become a sponsor of the event.