Food Truck Festivals in Massachusetts 2021–2022.

Attend Your Favorite Food Truck Festivals in North America

Good food and good company. What more do you need? At FestivalNet, we help you add a touch of delectableness to your day by providing access to some of the most exciting upcoming food festivals in Massachusetts and across North America! Treat yourself to flavorful cuisine that tantalizes your taste buds and keeps you coming back for more! Whether you’re looking for North American or cosmopolitan food festivals, you’ll find something that’s right up your alley here. Browse through our listings to explore a wide range of diverse festivals that feature Caribbean, Korean, Indian, Italian, French, Vietnamese, Mexican, and Thai cuisine, among others. Each festival incorporates unique activities and themes ranging from music and adventure to arts and crafts and sports to ensure you have a memorable experience that replays in your mind for years to come!

Metro West Humane Society Craft Fair

September 18, 2021

metrowesthumanesociety.org/events.html

(508) 740-6630

Framingham Centre Common - Framingham, MA

The MetroWest Humane Society Craft Fair will take place from 10 To 4 Sat., Sept. 18th at the Framingham Common on Edgell Road. An advocate for animal welfare, MWHS focuses on the well-being of cats in the Metrowest Boston area, including finding loving homes or providing life-long care while educating the community and reducing the feral/stray cat population. MWHS is a volunteer-led, non-profit, no-kill shelter dependent on charitable donations.

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Massachusetts COVID Info

03/04/2021

Official Twitter Channel:

@MassDPH

Link to State COVID Info:

Massachusetts Department of Public Health - Information on the Outbreakof Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Governor’s Plan to reopen:

On Feb. 25, 2021, the Baker-Polito Administration announced its plan to move to Step 2 of Phase 3 on March 1. It also plans to reach Step 1 of Phase 4 by March 22.

At Phase 3, Step 2, the following restrictions will apply (3/1/21):

-Indoor performance venues such as concert halls, theaters, and other indoor performance spaces will be allowed to reopen at 50% capacity with no more than 500 persons

-Indoor recreational activities with greater potential for contact (laser tag, roller skating, trampolines, obstacle courses) will be allowed to reopen at 50% capacity

-Capacity limits across all sectors with capacity limits will be raised to 50% and exclude employees

-Restaurants will no longer have a percent capacity limit and will be permitted to host musical performances; six-foot social distancing, limits of six people per table and 90 minute limits remain in place

At Phase 4, Step 1, the following restrictions will apply (3/22/21):

-Indoor and outdoor stadiums, arenas and ballparks will be allowed to operate at 12% capacity after submitting a plan to the Dept of Public Health.

-Gathering limits for venues or other public settings will increase to 100 people indoors and 150 outdoors. For private residences, the limit will remain at 25 people outdoors, 10 people indoors.

-Exhibition and conventions halls may resume operation as long as they follow the gathering limits and other state protocols.

Mask Mandates:

11/2: Governor Baker also signed an updated order related to face-coverings. The revised order requires all persons to wear face-coverings in all public places, even where they are able to maintain 6 feet of distance from others. The revised order still allows for an exception for residents who cannot wear a face-covering due to a medical or disabling condition, but it allows employers to require employees to provide proof of such a condition. It also allows schools to require that students participating in in-person learning provide proof of such a medical or disabling condition. 5/6: Requirement. Governor Baker issued an Order effective Wednesday, May 6 requiring face masks or cloth face coverings in public places where social distancing is not possible. This applies to both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Michigan

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

Effective February 8, 2021 COVID-19 order #63 rescinds #57, which allowed for gatherings of 100 people outdoors and 50 indoors. The limit is once again 25 outdoors and 10 indoors.

Future restrictions:

On March 22, 2021, the state will enter Step 1 of Phase 4 of their reopening plan. This will increase the gathering limits for public spaces to 150 people outdoors and 100 people indoors. For private spaces, the limit will remain at 25 outdoors, 10 indoors.