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Morningstar Thank you to Food Truck Hub, Morningstar and Daley plaza for a terrific day and the rain held off too!

Mechanista Logo Jonathan of Route 66 Mobile Diner Thank you for having us to such an important event which we proudly support! Although the rain was relentless, your event brightened the evening! More about Mechanista Only 2% of all automotive technicians in the United States are female. It’s Mechanista’s mission to solve the 2% problem by being the country’s only nonprofit automotive garage that offers training and real-world experience to the next generation of female and nonbinary automotive technicians. Mechanista is a nonprofit automotive garage and that provides professional automotive training to 16-24 year-old female and nonbinary students through a paid, supportive apprenticeship program. https://mechanista.org/

Chi Food Truck Fest and Daley Plaza Our second year attending, thank you Chicago!

Thank you St. Lawrence High School for allowing us to cater your special event! More About St. Lawrence High School Here https://www.stlaurence.com/

Thank you to all the graduate's and parents who hired us to serve you and your graduate and a big thank you to all the block party organizers who also booked us for your events! Woodridge Beverly Hills Oak Park and many more! and a huge thank you to Jaime at Food Truck Hub https://www.thefoodtruckhub.com/

Humboldt Park Water Lantern festival Thank you for having us two years in a row! Fantastic turn out....we are happy to see so many people now only interested but who are making the world a better place! About the event Water Lantern Festival is an incredible experience where you, your friends, and your family will create a magical memory together. It can be a very emotional experience, writing down some of your hope and dreams, or a letter to a loved one, and then sending it out into the water. At Water Lantern Festival, we cherish these moments and will do our best to help you have an memorable experience that you'll never forget. Why Attend Water Lantern Festival? Healing Experience the therapeutic power of our festival, where the serene setting and the act of releasing lanterns provide a unique space for emotional healing and rejuvenation. ‍ Reflection Create moments of introspection as you watch your lantern drift on the water, offering a chance for personal reflection and a deeper connection with yourself. ‍ Connection Forge lasting connections with family, friends and fellow attendees in a shared atmosphere of positivity, creating a sense of community that extends beyond the festival. ‍ Love Celebrate love in all its forms, whether it's the love for family, friends, or self. Our festival provides a beautiful backdrop to express and cherish these bonds. ‍ Celebrating the Present Seize the moment and celebrate the beauty of life right now. Our festival encourages attendees to appreciate the present and find joy in the simple act of releasing a lantern. ‍ Remembering the Past Honor cherished memories by dedicating a lantern to loved ones. The festival becomes a meaningful way to remember and celebrate those who hold a special place in our hearts. ‍ Planning for the Future Use the festival as a catalyst for setting intentions and envisioning the future. It's a unique opportunity to embrace hope and positivity for what lies ahead. ‍ Overcoming Personal Challenges For many, attending the Water Lantern Festival symbolizes overcoming personal challenges and finding strength in the shared experience of hope and renewal. ‍ Setting Goals Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of inspiration and motivation. The festival serves as a powerful backdrop for setting personal and collective goals. ‍ Spreading Joy Become a source of joy by joining in the collective act of releasing lanterns. Your participation contributes to a ripple effect of positivity, bringing joy to others. More about the Water Lantern Festival Here https://www.waterlanternfestival.com/events/chicago

Route 66 Mobile Diner at Lurvey Garden Center in Des Plains Thank you to WGN and Lurvey's Garden and Home Center for allowing us to serve you and your customers! WGN Radio’s Lou Manfredini teamed up with Bob Bertog of Bertog Landscape Co.  and More Stone Enhancer  at Lurvey Home & Garden in Des Plaines for a broadcast event on Saturday, July 19. Here our audience was able to get their home, lawn, and garden questions answered, get tips from the pros, and talk with the experts. The final hour of HouseSmarts Radio paired a “dynamic duo” on the airwaves together: Lou Manfredini and Bob Bertog of Bertog Landscape Co. Kids took part in coloring sheets, painting rocks and planting as part of Lurvey’s Kids Club. Route 66 Mobile Diner served up hot breakfast sandwiches, meals and coffee from their food truck. More about Lurveys Home and Garden Center Here https://lurveys.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Retail&utm_content=brand&utm_term=lurvey&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=14170934561&gclid=CjwKCAjwv5zEBhBwEiwAOg2YKC79sSt67DCWC9gAKQS_0445St-DaSPqZQX54ieDIVfJ9sfSPaFrJBoCy_sQAvD_BwE More about WGNs Event at Lurvey's Here https://wgnradio.com/lou-manfredini/photos-lou-manfredini-with-bob-bertog-live-at-lurvey-home-garden/

Soldier Field A big thank you Beyonce and Soldier Field for allowing us to serve your staff and road/stage crew post concert! More About Beyonce Here https://beyonce.com/ More about Soldier Field Here https://www.soldierfield.com/

Phish Poster Thank you Phish for allowing us to serve your stage and road crew, it was a fantastic night! More About Phish Here https://www.livephish.com/ More About the United Center Here https://www.unitedcenter.com/

Thank you for inviting to such an important event and although is was down right chilly the turn out was terrific and while we served breakfast and coffee to staff and participants. The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) launched the Run/Walk Series in 2017 to connect those affected by Parkinson’s, their families and community supporters. Since then, the Series has expanded nationwide, raising over $8.6 million and uniting more than 28,500 participants. These family-friendly events offer a day of activity, community and valuable information about Parkinson's disease and local support resources. Whether you're living with Parkinson’s, supporting a loved one or simply seeking to learn more, our Run/Walk Series provides an opportunity to engage, raise awareness and make a difference. All proceeds directly fund MJFF’s research to accelerate treatments and find a cure. Your involvement is crucial to advancing our mission, and we thank you for your support! More about the Michael J Fox Run Here https://give.michaeljfox.org/event/2025-chicago-run-walk/e639733

Branding Iron Country Music Fest Than you for having us Branding Iron! As lifelong listeners to country music you guys put on a great show! With cowboy hats in the air and barbecue smoke drifting through the crowd, the first-ever Branding Iron Country Music Fest brought two days of dancing, fried food, and country classics to life. Held May 30–31 at The Pavilion, the intimate festival was the brainchild of singer-songwriter Billy Gray, who opened Friday’s show and returned Saturday to sing the national anthem. A modest but lively crowd turned out for the debut, leaning into the laid-back, boots-and-burgers vibe with fringe jackets, wide-brimmed hats, and beers in hand. Friday headliner Collin Raye takes the crowd back in time with his country hits. (Staff photo) “We got to dance and cheer with the rest of the crowd and it was so fun,” said Rylee Mondschean, who attended with her best friend. “I grew up listening to country music with my parents, so it will always hold a place in my heart.” Food and drinks matched the energy. Barraco’s Pizza served slices late into the night. Route 66 Mo bile Diner dished out burgers and BBQ. El Campeón poured piña and mango coladas, and the Branding Iron Bar & Grill kept the drinks flowing. More info aout The Branding Iron Here https://brandingironbargrill.com/

Digs with Dignity What a terrific event for a fantastic organization, Digs with Dignity. Through partnerships with multiple Chicago-based social service agencies, we work with a variety of individuals and families that include domestic abuse victims, veterans, those who have experienced a sudden job loss, or those dealing with extreme health situations. These individuals and families may be coming from life on the street, a shelter, or living doubled up with family or friends, with no, or only a few, possessions to take with them to their new home. Digs with Dignity is located in the Historic Central Manufacturing District in Chicago. More about what Digs with Dignity https://digswithdignity.org/about-us-digs/ More about The Central Manufacturing District in Chicago https://industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2016/05/central-manufacturing-district.html?m=1