DUSK Music Festival Presents... A Dave & Buster's After Hours Takeover
When
Fri, Sep 18 · 10:00 PM
Where
Dave & Buster's Tucson
Food Truck Events in Tucson, AZ
3
Live events
2
Event types
Weekly
Updated
Tucson has 3 live food truck events including farmers markets, festivals, and community gatherings. Browse opportunities below.
Event Types in Tucson
- sports2
- festival1
NCAAWVB: Utah Utes at Arizona Wildcats
When
Match time TBA
Where
McKale Memorial Center
NCAAWVB: Arizona State Sun Devils at Arizona Wildcats
When
First serve TBA
Where
McKale Memorial Center
Tucson context and market information
Tucson's food-truck-event calendar is anchored by farmers markets and nonprofit food-access markets rather than one city-run market office. The live StreetLegal feed includes Heirloom Farmers Markets at Rillito Park, Rincon Valley, and Udall Park, plus Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market, Food Bank Farmers' Market, Maynards Twilight Market, Downtown Farmers' Market, and other neighborhood market listings. Heirloom runs a single annual application window for its market system, and the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona publishes Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market vendor rules and application guidance. City and county permits still matter: Tucson Business Services handles local licensing, Pima County handles mobile-food health review, and Tucson Fire publishes mobile food truck safety guidelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Tucson market operators should food vendors check first?
Start with Heirloom Farmers Markets for Rillito Park, Rincon Valley, and Udall Park; Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona for Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market and Food Bank market programs; then check Food in Root or the individual market organizer for Maynards, Northwest, and downtown market dates.
How do vendors apply for Tucson farmers markets?
Heirloom Farmers Markets runs an annual application process for its market system, with late applications moved to a waiting-list review. The Community Food Bank asks Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market applicants to review its market rules before applying. Other Tucson markets handle their own intake.
Do Tucson food trucks need city or county permits?
Yes. Tucson market acceptance does not replace City of Tucson business licensing, Pima County mobile-food health review, Tucson Fire inspection rules where applicable, insurance, or event-organizer requirements. See our Tucson Food Truck Permit Guide for the local checklist.
What Tucson event listings should food trucks verify first?
Prioritize the live feed's market listings with established operators: Rillito Park, Rincon Valley, Udall Park, Santa Cruz River, Food Bank, Maynards Twilight, Northwest, Downtown, St. Phillips Plaza, and El Pueblo. Confirm food-truck category, fees, load-in, power, and health documents with each organizer before booking.
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