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The Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce has announced that the highly anticipated Cape Cod Canal Day has been rescheduled due to weather. Expected to be an entire day jam-packed with exciting activities, local vendors, and family-friendly entertainment, this festival was originally planned for Saturday, September 21, 2024 is now postponed to the next day, Sunday, September 22nd.

There will be something for everyone at Cape Cod Canal Day, with local food trucks serving up delicious treats (whether you like savory or sweet) and craft beer and wine to quench your thirst. Activities at this year's Cape Cod Canal Day will also include:

• Food trucks (check out the delicious lineup below!)
• Wine & beer garden
• Artisans
• Craft and information Vendors
• Local businesses
• Live entertainment
• Children activities
• Cape Cod Canal Cup Cornhole tournament

The 5K road race is still scheduled to happen on Saturday, September 21st.

Food Truck Lineup

• South Shore Smokehouse serving smoked BBQ
• Noonan Concessions serving ice cream and fried dough
• The Lobster Trap serving stuffed quahogs, chowder, and lobster rolls
• The Filling Station serving pork, spring rolls, and burritos
• Blount Clam Shack serving clam cakes, shrimp, and more
• Warren's Harborview serving burgers, dogs, bisque, oyster stew/shooters
• Adobo Republic serving filipino food such as bowls and rolls
• Hometown Poke serving Hawaiian Poke Bowls
• Kono Pizza Cape Cod serving pizza kones, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and more
• Shine Mobile Coffee serving coffee, water, and pastries

Cape Cod Canal Day will take place at Buzzards Bay Park on Sunday, September 22, 2024, from 11 AM until 6 PM. There has been no announcement for a backup plan if the weather continues to rain through Sunday, September 22nd.

For the most up-to-date information regarding Cape Cod Canal Day, be sure to check out the Cape Cod Canal Chamber of Commerce's website at www.capecodcanalchamber.org/all-events/cape-cod-canal-day.

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