Eats & Beats: Black Food Truck Festival Returns April 25–27 with a Stacked Music + Food Truck Lineup

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CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Black Food Truck Festival (BFTF) is back for another epic weekend of flavor, culture and vibes, rolling into the Exchange Park Fairgrounds in Ladson, SC, April 25–27, 2025. Come hungry and ready to move because this year’s food truck and music lineup is the biggest and boldest yet.

Main Stage Beats All Weekend Long
Prepare to dance, vibe and sing your heart out. From soul-stirring tributes to high energy DJ sets, the Black Food Truck Festival’s Main Stage is the heartbeat of the weekend.

Saturday:

  • DJ Illadell takes the main stage
  • Deejay Rubin lights up Tito’s Day Party
  • DJ Major Boi keeps it lit at Don Luchi Lounge
  • DJ Tee Money hosts the Steppas at the Fest
  • Live sets by Madyson Symphony, Chukk Gregory & the 803 Band, and The Red Sample

Sunday: Local Day

  • DJ Kuntry (St. Thomas) on the main stage
  • DJ Shae Balboa at Tito’s Day Party
  • DJ Scrib in the Don Luchi Lounge
  • Local talent takes the spotlight with Tonya Nicole and Friends, Tia Durant, and Tommy Brown (a tribute to Maze)

Food Truck Legends Incoming
More than 40 food trucks will serve up flavor from across the Diaspora, but these standouts are the ones to watch:

  • Shantastic Treats + Daddy’s Girls Bakery (the only vendors at every single BFTF)
  • Slutty Vegan makes a fiery return
  • Belly Full by Tyger brings the flavor
  • Drums & Flats + Cuzzo’s Cuisine – sponsored by the City of Charlotte
  • Vibrant Alkaline Vegan Meals and The Fufu Cafe serve up global eats with purpose

This isn’t just a food fest — it’s a full-on cultural moment. With family friendly fun, artisan vendors, DJ dance lounges, and all-day entertainment, the Black Food Truck Festival is where community, creativity and cuisine collide.

Tickets On Sale Now:

  • GA from $15 | VIP from $140 | Weekend + 2-Day Passes
  • Kids 12 & under get in FREE
  • No pets, please

For more information about the Black Food Truck Festival and to purchase tickets please visit blackfoodtruckfestival.com or follow on social media at @blackfoodtruckfestival. Watch the 2024 Black Food Truck Festival Recap video.

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