Get ready to spice up an evening as Columbia County Parks, Recreation and Events brings back the second annual “Tacos & Tequila” festival to Evans Towne Center Park on Thursday, May 1, from 5 to 9 p.m.
This free-entry celebration promises a lively blend of Hispanic culture, food, music and community fun, according to a press release from Columbia County.
This year’s fiesta is inviting food lovers and partygoers alike to indulge in a friendly but flavorful showdown: a taco and margarita competition featuring local chefs and expert mixologists battling it out for the title of “Best in Town.” Attendees can sample the creations and cast their votes, making every bite and sip count.
Beyond the bites, guests will be treated to live Mariachi music and dazzling Hispanic dance performances, adding a colorful cultural flair to the evening. For those seeking a little adrenaline, mechanical bull rides will offer a fun challenge.
Event Highlights:
- Taco & margarita competition – Sample and vote for your favorites
- Live mariachi music – Traditional tunes to set the mood
- Hispanic dance performances – Celebrate culture through movement
- Mechanical bull rides – A thrilling experience for the adventurous
- Free admission – Fun for the whole family
More than just a food event, the event acts as a community celebration of Hispanic heritage and a chance for locals to come together for an unforgettable night under the stars, according to a press release from Columbia County.
For more information about the event, visit columbiacountyga.gov.
