Taco palooza set for rescheduled date in sewell — Tacos

SEWELL, NJ—Taco Palooza, the much-anticipated festival featuring an array of food trucks, restaurants, and chefs, has been rescheduled to Sunday, August 4, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Washington Lake Park. The event promises a full day of festivities, including a variety of beers, sangrias, and margaritas, alongside engaging activities for children.

Attendees will have the chance to participate in the People’s Choice Awards, voting for their favorite tacos in categories such as Top Traditional Taco, Trendsetter Taco, and Loco Taco. The event will also host a Corn Hole Tournament, adding a competitive twist to the day’s activities.

Music lovers and foodies alike can look forward to great live music throughout the event, creating a lively atmosphere for all. The Beer, Sangria & Margarita Garden will offer refreshing beverages to complement the wide selection of tacos and other culinary delights.

The festival encourages visitors to bring their chairs, blankets, and pop-ups to enjoy a comfortable and relaxing day. With something for everyone, Taco Palooza aims to be a day full of music, food, and fun.

Admission to Taco Palooza is $5 in advance and $7 on the day of the event, with children under 5 entering for free. Tickets can be purchased in advance to ensure participation in this vibrant community event.

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