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Local food trucks, live music, face painting, and fun souvenirs for all you weirdos and weirdies.

Saturday, August 29, 202612PM – 9PM · River Glenn Park
Loading the weird

The Lineup

Nine sets · Noon to nine

  1. 12:30 – 1:00

    Get Weird

  2. 1:15 – 2:00

    Out of Time

  3. 2:15 – 3:00

    Kieran Davey

    Solo guitar · Manchester, CT

  4. 3:15 – 4:00

    Ironrift

    Metal

  5. 4:15 – 5:00

    Karma Band

  6. 5:15 – 6:00

    Orbitals

    Ambient math rock · New Milford, CT

  7. 6:15 – 7:00

    Never Ending Corruption

    Metal · Tolland, CT

  8. 7:15 – 8:00

    Arcadia Forsaken

    Thrash · Hartford, CT

  9. 8:15 – 9:00

    Get Weird

Set times from the organizers and subject to change on the day.

The Food

Who cooks at River Glenn

The Box

Resident

Smash burgers. Order ahead for pickup.

WienerTime

Resident

Rosol's dogs, kraut, chili and chili cheese. Chips a buck.

Nibbles n' Noms

Tacos, rice bowls, loaded nachos. Vegan options.

Sourdough Bakehouse

Organic sourdough loaves, bagels, cookies. Burlington local.

Cowboy Butter BBQ

Smoked meats and steaks out of New Milford.

The Taco Shack

Tacos. Spotted working the park.

River Glenn runs five trucks at a time and the roster rotates. These are the regulars, not a promise for the day. The park posts who is cooking that week.

The Place

Burlington, on the Farmington River

An iron truss rail bridge carrying the Farmington River Trail over the Farmington River at Collinsville, Connecticut, framed by green and gold leaves under a blue sky.
The old rail bridge over the Farmington RiverJohn Phelan · CC BY-SA 4.0

River Glenn Park is three acres of grass, picnic tables and food trucks on Route 179, sat right across from the Farmington River. The old rail trail runs past the gate, so you can walk the water before the first band or slip out between sets.

3 acres
on Route 179, across from the river
Farmington River Trail
the rail trail runs right past it
Five trucks
residents plus rotating visitors
One 9ft chair
an Adirondack chair you can sit in
The Farmington River Trail in Burlington, Connecticut: a paved path curving away through tall green trees under a clear blue sky.
The trail, a few minutes from the gateJohn Phelan · CC BY-SA 4.0
A wooden boardwalk on the Farmington River Trail at Collinsville, Connecticut, with a picnic table on the grass and the river visible through the trees.
Picnic tables, water, shadeJohn Phelan · CC BY 4.0

Food Trucks

Local trucks all day

Live Music

Nine sets, 12 to 9

Face Painting

Get weird about it

Souvenirs

Merch for weirdos and weirdies

Where

River Glenn Park

175 Canton Rd
Burlington, CT 06013

A one-of-a-kind food truck park in Northwest CT