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- calendar_today November 6, 2026
Foodees Fest Launches Three-Day Celebration in Downtown Augusta
The Foodees Fest has returned to Augusta, Georgia, offering a weekend filled with food, entertainment, and community engagement. The three-day food festival kicked off today in downtown Augusta and is set to run through Sunday, bringing together more than 100 food vendors and small businesses.
Diverse Food Choices for Attendees
Designed for food lovers and community members alike, Foodees Fest features a wide array of food trucks. According to Mackayla Morgan, the Community Outreach Coordinator for Foodees Fest, "We have tons of different food truck options, of course, because we are a traveling food truck festival from Hispanic cuisine, seafood options, we have soul food, barbecue, anything you can think of. We've got it there." This variety aims to offer something for everyone's palate, from southern cuisine and barbecue food to international dishes.
Supporting Small Businesses and Local Vendors
In addition to the culinary offerings, Foodees Fest provides a platform for small businesses and local crafters. With over 100 vendors present throughout the festival, attendees can explore new menus, discover handmade goods, and support the local business community. The festival also encourages social media sharing, helping businesses reach a wider audience.
New Attractions and Kid-Friendly Activities
This year introduces new elements to Foodees Fest. Organizers have added kid-friendly attractions and a virtual reality amusement area, expanding the event's appeal beyond food enthusiasts. These additions create a family-friendly environment where visitors of all ages can enjoy both traditional and modern forms of entertainment as part of the community event.
Event Details and Participation Opportunities
Foodees Fest is a free event held in downtown Augusta, near Reynolds and Fifth streets. The festival operates from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, then from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Organizers continue to welcome new food vendors and encourage interested businesses to join future festival stops. Further information, including vendor details, is available on the Foodees Fest official website.
Source: wjbf.com.





