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    The Largest Taco Festival in Kentucky History is Coming Up in September

    August 28, 2024
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    If you are a taco fanatic, you must check out the Louisville Taco Festival later this year.

    Everyone loves a good taco. In fact, just typing in the word “taco” makes me want to eat a few of them. Luckily, there will be a huge taco festival coming up in Louisville, Kentucky where you can indulge in as many tacos as you can handle. And when I say “huge” I mean it’s the largest Taco Festival in Kentucky history!

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    2024 Louisville Taco Festival

    The 6th annual Louisville Taco Festival is returning to Fourth Street LIVE! on Saturday, September 7th and Sunday, September 8th. According to a recent Facebook post, this will be the largest Louisville Taco Festival in history with over 25 restaurants & food trucks in attendance. Get ready for the biggest Taco Festival in Kentucky history and ready to enjoy…

    – 20+ Taco & Food Vendors

    – Tequila Expo Area

    – Margarita Bars

    – VIP Nacho & Queso Bar (Free for VIPs)

    – Churro Stand

    – Taco & Hot Chili Pepper Eating Contest

    – Kids Zone with Moon Bounces (2nd floor)

    – Access to every Restaurant & Bar at 4th Street Live!

    – Cornhole & Tailgate Games

    – Kids Pumpkin Painting & Piñata Smashing

    – Live Authentic & Modern Entertainment & much more!

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    What to Expect at the Louisville Taco Festival

    According to the Eventbrite page for the Louisville Taco Festival, you can expect;

    All food-related items will work on a voucher system with stations located throughout the festival grounds. Purchase your taco vouchers (sold in sheets of 5 for $20) at any of the stations and then simply exchange them for Tacos, Elotes, Nacho’s and all food-related menu items! All food vendors will offer 1 food item for 1 voucher with vendors ONLY accepting food vouchers (no cash or credit). There will be bars and beverage stations serving margaritas, tequila flights, ice-cold beer, water, soda on a normal cash & credit system. Multiple ATMs will be on-site & and strongly encourage cash sales at voucher stations.

    Louisville Taco Festival Ticket Details

    The really cool thing about this taco festival is that it’s something that the whole family can enjoy. General admission tickets cost $9.99, VIP tickets are $49.99, and kids 10 and younger are free. You can learn more about the 6th annual Louisville Taco Festival and purchase your tickets by clicking here.

    You will want to plan ahead to attend this event, as you know tickets will go fast. So get your tickets, book a hotel (or Airbnb), and enjoy all of the tacos you can handle!

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