Chino, CA (PRWEB) August 13, 2011

The Chino Valley Foodie Truck Festival, the very first of its type in the Inland Empire, will return with an armada of the most popular food trucks on Saturday, September 17th from 11:00am – 3:00pm at Don Lugo Substantial School (13400 Pipeline Avenue, Chino) as a fundraiser and the annual State of the District for Chino Valley Unified School District.

Tickets are now accessible on-line for the anticipated return of the Chino Valley Foodie Festival that will host a lot more than a dozen of Southern California?s preferred gourmet food trucks. The return of the area?s 1st ever foodie truck event will also contain CVUSD?s annual State of the District with Board of Education President James Na headlining the occasion. As extra entertainment, district student organizations will be invited to participate in Chino Valley?s initial district-wide Flash mob dance, the group dance phenomenon that is also generating excitement.

?Our inaugural Chino Valley Foodie Festival in April was a terrific neighborhood day that assisted raise money for our schools,? mentioned Julie Gobin, Director of Communications for Chino Valley Unified School District. ?We are thrilled to mesh the Foodie Truck Festival Fundraiser with the annual State of the District, bring in a lot more trucks and add some loved ones entertainment. We are really excited!?

Following ushering the gourmet food truck craze into the Inland Empire, organizers of this planned September 17th occasion are anticipating an even greater turnout. ?Both the City and County have been terrific supporters of the Chino Valley Foodie Truck Festival as it is a scrumptious way to help our colleges,? mentioned Angela R. Turner, owner of Launch Lady Marketing who organized the event with CVUSD. ?With the county?s recent determination concerning gourmet food trucks, we are thrilled to have been the initial and search forward to an additional profitable event.?

Double the amount of trucks will be on-hand including numerous of Los Angeles? (and Orange County?s) most well-known trucks: Bool BBQ, Buttermilk Truck, Cool Haus Truck, Don Chow Tacos, the Frysmith Truck, Greasy Wiener, Lardon Truck, Ludo Bites and Pie and Burger Trucks, Rebel Bite Truck, Tapa Boy, Shrimp Pimp, and the Sweets Truck, with much more trucks becoming regarded as. Food prices vary from $ 2.00 and up. Outdoors food and beverages will not be permitted.

The advanced ticket value for the Chino Valley Foodie Fundraiser is $ 6.00 with children below five years no cost. Tickets are now accessible on-line at http://www.chinovalleyfoodiefestival.com and at Don Lugo Higher School starting August 15th. Event information pertaining to the food trucks, tickets, and sponsorship opportunities can be located on http://www.chinovalleyfoodiefestival.com. Stick to us on twitter @CVFoodieFest and Facebook at Chino Valley Foodie Truck Festival.

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