Palm Bay, FL - Get your taste buds ready and bring your dancing shoes. The City of Palm Bay is officially kicking off a highly anticipated monthly block party dubbed “Treats, Beats & Eats” this Friday, February 27, 2026. We covered the initial announcement of this exciting series recently, highlighting its goal to boost local commerce. The only question left is which delicious local food truck you will visit first!
A Fresh Spin on Friday Nights
The “Treats, Beats & Eats” series brings a vibrant reimagining of past food truck rallies directly to City Hall. Running from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, this gathering transforms the city center into the ultimate weekend kickoff spot. Families can easily unwind, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a lively outdoor atmosphere together.
The inaugural bash features an incredible soundtrack by DJ Adrian of Double Tiime Productions alongside a spectacular performance by the American Belly Dance Club. This unique showcase serves as an energetic sneak peek into the upcoming [Multi-Cultural Festival](Link Pending). City planners have already locked in Friday night followups for March 20th and April 10th to keep the momentum going.
Fueling Our Local Food Scene
Beyond serving up incredible eats, this monthly festival shines a massive spotlight on our hardworking local entrepreneurs. The city is actively rallying a dynamic mix of food and non-food vendors to pack the event space. Local creators and non-food businesses can even sign up for free to share their amazing products with the community.
Event organizers carefully curate the food truck lineup to guarantee a mouthwatering variety of cuisines. While the deadline for the big February 27th premiere was Monday, February 23rd, the city is still taking applications for future block parties. This rotating roster ensures every single month delivers a completely fresh and exciting culinary adventure for returning foodies.
Teaming Up for Community Fun
Massive community celebrations like this thrive on the fantastic support of local partners. Organizers have already teamed up with Wire 3 Fiber Optic Internet as a major sponsor for the festivities. Their generous backing helps crank up the fun factor and keeps the good times rolling for everyone in attendance.
The city is always on the lookout for more local sponsors to help fund live bands and awesome family activities like Touch-A-Truck and giant yard games. Anyone eager to join the party as a vendor or sponsor can easily reach out to Marissa LaQuino, the Special Events Recreation Leader. Send her an email at Marissa.LaQuino@palmbayfl.gov or give her a ring at 321-952-3400, extension 4328.
