Residents gather for Ogelbay Park Food Truck Festival.
Ohio County, WV —Families looking for something new to eat and do packed Levenson Shelter as Oglebay Park’s annual Food Truck Festival brought together local and out-of-town vendors, along with activities and <a href="https://comicvibe.com/how-is-live-nation-entertainments-stock-performance-compared-to-other-entertainment-stocks/” title=”How Is Live Nation Entertainment’s Stock Performance Compared to Other Entertainment Stocks”>entertainment across the park.
Mike Potts, Oglebay Park’s director of operations, said the event gives visitors an opportunity to sample food they might not typically find nearby. “It’s a chance to try some stuff that you normally wouldn’t get in the area,” Potts said.
Potts said the festival also includes “entertainment all day” and “inflatables for the kids,” along with “a lot of activities here at the actual food truck festival here at Levenson site one.” He added that “all of our activity areas are open around the park today.”
The festival has been a September tradition for the past four or five years. Park officials said they plan to bring it back again next year.
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