Birmingham Taco Fest 2023
Schedule
Sun, 07 May, 2023 at 12:00 pm
Location
Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark | Birmingham, AL
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Taco ‘bout a good time! Join Bare Hands, Inc. in celebrating the city’s top taco vendors and food trucks during the sixth annual Birmingham Taco Fest presented by Rubio Law Firm on Sunday, May 7, 2023 from noon to 5 p.m. at Sloss Furnaces (20 32nd St. N., Birmingham, AL 35222). With approximately 20 taco vendors competing to be crowned top taco, an artist village, farmers market, DJs, libations, a children’s area and more, this fiesta will be packed with family fun, food and lots of flavor. As a cultural and culinary experience for attendees, Taco Fest creates awareness of the many restaurants and artists that are proud to call Birmingham home. Proceeds from the event will benefit Bare Hands, Inc., an arts organization dedicated to creating meaningful art experiences for artists and the community.
Taco vendors currently signed up include: Corazon Mexican Food, CroixStreet Vegan, El Sazón Casero, Fat Charles BBQ, La Oaxaqueña Paleteria y Neveria, Las Garzas, Los Valedores, Mi Pueblo Supermarket, Pollo Goyo, Porky’s Pride, Pupuseria Lupita, Taco Morro Loco, Taco Tuesdays, Tacos Toluca, Tacos Veracruz, Tamale Queen, Taqueria Don Pepe, Taqueria Mexico, The Lil Bougie Foodie and Tuff Love Hospitality. A panel of judges will determine Birmingham’s best tacos and will pick winners for the pork, beef, chicken, and specialty taco categories while the “People’s Choice” award will be chosen by attendees eating their way through the festival. Event goers can pair their taco selection with delicious beverages, including ice cold Pepsi/Buffalo Rock products, cocktails by Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Bacardi Rum and Tequila Cazadores, along with refreshing Patrón Tequila margaritas and beer from Modelo and Constellation brands.
Additionally, attendees can indulge in sweet treats from Adored Sweets, Aromas from Home, Beck’s Blissful Bites, Ivory LeShores Gourmet Bread Pudding and Cheesecakes, La Oaxaqueña Paleteria y Neveria, Lemonade Junkeez, Pasteles La MoreliAna Pastries & Desserts, Sugar & Ice Dessert Truck, The Sweet Hook-Up, ThirsTea Cafe and Treats So Sweet.
The artist village will have handmade items for sale, along with activities for all ages. Current artist vendors include: Alexander’s Wearable Art, Artesanias Cheran, Beauty Studio by Elvia, Blind Dog Biscuit, Bubble Nuggets Boutique, Cajas Crafts N More, Comfy Pants, Dolce Vita Candle Co., Giggle Paws Boutique, Grab Em By The Horns, Muertention, NAZAR hecho a mano, Painted Personalities face painting, Prestige Candles, San Miguel Arcángel, Sophie’s B Boutique, SoulSistah 3.0, Trailer Park Photos and Yanel.
Advance general admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased at www.bhamtacofest.com. Day of event general admission is $12. Children 12 and under are free. General admission tickets are for admittance only and do not include beverages or food. This is a rain or shine event.
Taco Fest’s title sponsor this year is Rubio Law Firm and is also sponsored by Buffalo Rock, Tito's Handmade Vodka, Patrón Tequila, Bacardi Rum, Tequila Cazadores, Alabev, Modelo, Constellation Brands, Cricket Wireless, Magna Kamtek, Renewal By Anderson, Boss Revolution Cellular, Mi Pueblo Supermarket, Latino News, La Jefa, ABC 33/40 and CW 21.
For more information about Taco Fest or Bare Hands, Inc., visit www.bhamtacofest.com or www.barehandsinc.org.
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Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark, 20 32nd Street North,Birmingham,AL,United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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