Taco Hops Tequilla Fest

Taco Tequilla and Hops Festival is taking place in Downtown Wyandotte, October 4th 3pm-8pm. Along Detroit riverfront will be packed with sombrero-wearing festival-goers sampling beer, tequila and eating tacos! The festival will feature some of Metro Detroit’s Street Tacos from local food trucks and restaurants! While checking out all the delicious eats, guests can sip on 100’s Michigan’s best craft beers, ciders, and seltzers along with various types of tequila. We will be there celebrating different Mexican and Dominican cigars that will go great with beer and tequilas. The event will be held in Parking Lot #1, east of Biddle and south of Oak. The City of Wyandotte offers free parking throughout the downtown. City lots can be found on west side of Biddle between Oak and Eureka Roads and the City Hall parking lot.

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