DENVER (KDVR) — The weather in Denver is warming up, which means summer festivities like farmer’s markets are starting up and it’s time to plant gardens and flowers .
Among many warm-weather events in Denver is the annual Civic Center EATS. For the next few months, dozens of local food trucks will line up at Civic Center Park on Wednesdays and Thursdays around lunchtime.
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“EATS is more than just food trucks; it’s a platform for creating good in the community. It brings people together while supporting local entrepreneurs, youth artists, youth workforce, sustainability, and a vibrant downtown,” Civic Center Conservancy executive director Eric Lazzari said.
This year, Civic Center EATS will feature more than 45 of the “finest food trucks” in Denver , offering “a diverse range of culinary delights, including delicious entrees from around the world, thirst-quenching beverages, and decadent desserts,” according to a press release from the Civic Center Conservancy.