Final Webster City Market Night this week
Motorcycles, Touch-A-Truck, Doodle Bugs, Tractors and Double Youth Produce Bucks featured
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The Webster City Area Chamber of Commerce invites everyone downtown Thursday, August 27, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for the final Webster City Market Night of the season.
The end-of-summer celebration will feature live entertainment by Scott Kirkhart on the Availa Bank Plaza Stage, along with motorcycles, tractors, Doodle Bugs, Touch-A-Truck, local shopping, food trucks, and family-friendly activities.
Motorcycle enthusiasts are invited to park along the south side of Second Street in front of the American Legion. Doodle Bugs and tractors will be featured on Des Moines Street. Participants should enter near Chicago Style on Des Moines Street, travel north, and turn west onto Second Street.
Families can also enjoy the rescheduled Touch-A-Truck event on the north side of the street in front of Lotus. Children will have the opportunity to explore vehicles and meet local first responders and community heroes.
Food trucks and vendors scheduled to attend include Chick-fil-A, Norseman Lobster, El Taco Riendo, Feed Shack, Quick and Fresh, Loudi's, Best Spudz, Catherine's Crazy Kettle Corn, Kona Ice, and The Main Scoop.
Downtown restaurants, including Mornin' Glory, Leon's, and La Perla, also offer additional dining options. Visitors are encouraged to shop local businesses such as Country Twist Boutique, Rustic Daisy, ACE Hardware, and others throughout downtown.
The Youth Produce Program will offer Double Youth Produce Bucks to the first 75 children, providing $10 per child to spend on fresh, locally grown produce. Produce Bucks will be distributed in front of the Chamber office at 628 Second Street. The program is sponsored by Farm Credit Services of America and Farm Bureau Federation.
Community members can also order their final Market Night in a Box of the season. Ordering can be done on the chamber website today at https://visitwebstercityiowa.com/market-nights/
The Chamber invites residents and visitors to come downtown, support local businesses and growers, and help celebrate the final Market Night of the summer.