TREK in Vroesenpark

TREK is back at Vroesenpark

This coming festival season, Festival TREK will again tour eight city parks after two years. The popular Vroesenpark in Rotterdam is the starting point from May 5 to 8.

The festival guarantees an intimate atmosphere, good food and drinks and surprising entertainment from young theatre makers, cabaret artists and musical talent. The festival is free and suitable for all ages. For their first order, visitors pay a one-time contribution of € 2.50 for an environmentally friendly hard plastic festival glass. This can be handed in at the bar for a new, rinsed one for every subsequent order. There is no deposit on this glassware.

The park transforms into a cozy village with the best food trucks and various bars. The wide range of entertainment includes acts and performances by regional talent. The festival grounds include a town hall, church, theatre tent and various fairground classics. In the evening, visitors can enjoy the Silent Disco and dj’s. The festival in Blijdorp is free of charge and suitable for young and old.

Try different foodtrucks at TREK

Only the best and most beautiful food trucks pass Festival TREK’s strict selection. This takes into account a good price-quality ratio and a varied range, with plenty of choice for vegetarians and vegans. The most delicious traditional festival burger, well-filled wraps, cheese fondue, oven-baked pizza, perfectly cooked meat; there is something for everyone.

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