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PHOTOS: Wilton's Food Truck Festival

Wilton Bulletin

Oct. 30, 2018

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Four-year-old Nora, Caroline,7, and Thomas, 2, Rossi of Wilton. — 2of35Four-year-old Nora, Caroline,7, and Thomas, 2, Rossi of Wilton.

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Two-year-old Lindsay Haims enjoys the food truck festival from a different perspective with the help of her mom, Sara. — 4of35Two-year-old Lindsay Haims enjoys the food truck festival from a different perspective with the help of her mom, Sara.

Five-year-old Lola Robinson of Wilton apparently approves of her face painting. — 5of35Five-year-old Lola Robinson of Wilton apparently approves of her face painting.

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Musicians from the Paul Green Rock Academy. The band played many songs from the Rolling Stones including Gimme Shelter, Brown Sugar and Sympathy for the Devil. — 13of35Musicians from the Paul Green Rock Academy. The band played many songs from the Rolling Stones including Gimme Shelter, Brown Sugar and Sympathy for the Devil.

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Elmo visits with fans. — 17of35Elmo visits with fans.

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Lola Robinson enjoys a treat at the festival. — 25of35Lola Robinson enjoys a treat at the festival.

Sydney Lillis, Darien Lilly, Sammy Slough and Mia Slough enjoy the festival. — 26of35Sydney Lillis, Darien Lilly, Sammy Slough and Mia Slough enjoy the festival.

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Spiderman shows his moves. — 28of35Spiderman shows his moves.

Lucy Shultz, left, and her sister Annabelle. — 29of35Lucy Shultz, left, and her sister Annabelle.

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Lots of happy faces at the festival. — 31of35Lots of happy faces at the festival.

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Hundreds turned out for Trackside Teen Center's inaugural Food Truck Festival on Oct. 28 at Miller-Driscoll School. They feasted on edible offerings ranging from exotic grilled cheese, pierogies, Greek and Mediterranean delicacies and rice and beans from more than a dozen trucks. There also was musical entertainment, superheroes, and vendors.