Celebrating of food and community
Published 5:13am 23 February 2025
Words by Nick Crockford
Street Feast, a travelling food market, is coming to the Moreton Bay region next month.
Food trucks, desert stalls and retail vendors will descend on Woodford Showgrounds, in Neurum Rd, on Sunday March 16.
Organisers are yet to announce the final line-up but say the “diverse selection of food stalls cater for every palate and preference”.
“Street Feast isn’t just about the food; it’s about fostering community and celebration,” they said.
“Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the vibrant ambience, connect with fellow food lovers, and support local businesses.”
Street Feast Woodford will also have live music and run from 4pm until late. Entry will be $3 per person (card only).
For further information check out the Street Feast- Woodford Facebook page.
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