Eat!

Did you know that only non-profit organizations are allowed to sell food to eat at the Fremont Festival of the Arts? From the very early days of the Festival, participation by local non-profits has been at the very heart of the community partnership that makes the Festival an exceptional event.

Whether operating a food booth or providing another key service to the Festival, local non-profits gain exposure for their organizations while earning money to continue their mission through their participation.

While you are at the Festival, look around and you can’t miss seeing our area non-profits hard at work. Boy Scout Troop 293 helps to guide traffic at one of the parking lots near the Festival, earning money for their troop through parking fees. C.U.R.A., a local substance-abuse rehabilitation center, provides many helping hands for Festival set-up, tear-down, and trash pick-up, in order to earn money to support their activities. And Boy Scout Troop 269 will be providing Scouts to help Festival attendees dispose of their trash in the appropriate bins – recyclable, compostable, or just-plain-trash.

Many of the non-profit organizations that operate food booths name the Fremont Festival of the Arts as their single largest fundraiser of the year. It is estimated that over the prior 27 years of the Festival, these non-profit organizations have raised over $8,000,000.

Please support these organizations who do so much to enhance the quality of life in our community by purchasing food from our wonderful food booths. It will make your heart feel good!

List of Food Booth Vendors

Vendor	Food [location]	Supports
American High School Eagles Marching Band	Ice Cream & Shaved Ice [P5, C10, C15]	Benefits American High School Music Program
Centerville National Little League	Garlic Fries [food court 4]	Benefits youth sports programs
Christian Community School - Kimber Hills Academy	Beef and Chicken Kabob [food court 2]	Benefits the school’s financial assistance program
Citizens for Better Community	Spam Musubi [food court 5]	Benefits community service programs
Dollars for Scholars	BBQ Ribs [food court 2]	Benefits Tri-City area post secondary scholarship program
Dollars for Scholars	Mini Donuts [food court 3]	Benefits Tri-City area post secondary scholarship program
Dollars for Scholars	Silly Spuds [food court 3]	Benefits Tri-City area post secondary scholarship program
Fremont American Little League	Hot Dogs [food court 3]	Benefits youth sports programs
Fremont Elks 2121	BBQ Pork Sandwiches [food court 4]	Benefits community service programs
Graham Elementary School	Ice Cream Carts [P2, C18]	Benefits school programs
Resurrection Greek Orthodox Church	Gyros [food court 4]	Benefits authentic Greek dance troupe
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church	Nachos [food court 1]	Benefits community service organizations and programs
James Logan Forensics Club	Calamari, Fried Cheese [food court 5]	Benefits club tournaments and travel program
James Logan Forensics Club	Shaved Ice and Ice Cream Carts [C14, C16]	Benefits club tournaments and travel program
James Logan Water Polo Team	Ice Cream Carts [P4, C12]	Benefits water polo program
Kilohana Outrigger Canoe Club	Hawaiian BBQ Plate Lunch [food court 4]	Benefits club training programs and equipment
Kiwanis Club of Fremont	Pizza [food court 1]	Benefits youth, families and senior citizens in the Tri-City area
Knights of Columbus - Council 2692	Linguica Sandwich [food court 1]	Benefits educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, ware relief, and public relief programs
Milpitas Host Lions Club	Bar-B-Que Ribs & Nachos [food court 5]	Benefits Milpitas Food Pantry, Lions Blind Center of Santa Clara County and other community programs
Mission Valley Elite Cougars	Carne Asada Tacos [food court 5]	Benefits the Mission Valley Elite Cougars Youth Basketball program
Ohlone College Men's Basketball	Hamburgers [food court 2]	Benefits the men’s basketball program
Ohlone College Women's Basketball Team	Hot Dogs, Polish Dogs [food court 1]	Benefits the women’s basketball program
Ohlone College Women's Basketball Team	Ice cream carts [P3, C13]	Benefits the women’s basketball program
Ohlone College Women's Softball	Strawberry Shortcake [food court 3]	Benefits the women’s softball program
Ohlone College Women's Soccer	Tacos [food court 2]	Benefits the women’s soccer program
Our Lady of Guadalupe School	Funnel Cake [food court 1]	Benefits the school’s financial assistance program
Prince of Peace Cub Scouts, Pack 132	Pizza [food court 5]	Benefits pack activities and programs
Rotary Club of Fremont	Iced coffee [food court 1]	Benefits community service programs
Rotary Club of Mission San Jose	Linguica Sandwich [food court 2]	Benefits Rotary’s worldwide humanitarian projects
Rotary Club of Warm Springs Sunrise	Tri-Tip Sandwich [food court 3]	Benefits a variety of community service organizations
S.O.Y., Inc. (Saving Our Youth)	Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches [food court 4]	Benefits education for at-promise youth in our community
St. Joseph's BSA Troop 199	Root Beer Floats [food court 3]	Benefits troop activities and programs
Stage 1 Theatre	Kettlecorn [food court 4]	Benefits Stage 1 Theatre’s productions and operational costs
The House of Bridges	Teriyaki Chicken [food court 1]	Benefits at-risk teens and young adults in the Tri-City area
Tri-City Ecology Center	Lemonade [food court 2]	Benefits children’s ecological education

Food Booths and Wine/Beer/Margarita by area

Food Court 1 [map]

Food Court 2 [map]

Food Court 3 [map]

Food Court 4 [map]

4 - Capitol and Liberty
Stage 1 Theatre	Kettlecorn
Centerville National Little League	Garlic Fries
Kilohana Outrigger Canoe Club	Hawaiian BBQ Plate Lunch
SOY (Save Our Youth)	Philly Cheesesteak
Resurrection Greek Orthodox Church	Gyros
Fremont Elks 2121	BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Beer hosted by Karen's Word Processing Wine hosted by TGIF Body Shop, Inc.

Food Court 5 [map]