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Additional Information
- Website: http://tasteaddisontexas.com
- Line/Box Office Phone: Special events office: 972/450-2800
- Cost:
$10 ages for adults and teens 13 an older, $5 ages children 6–12, free ages 5 and younger. - Ages: All ages
Description
Taste Addison was the region’s first major food festival when it debuted in 1993. As the festival evolved, it has developed a world-class reputation as a food and music festival. Now, as it celebrates its 30th anniversary, Taste Addison has become so much more. The three-day festival captivates all five senses and offers something for everyone with a variety of eats, beats and artistic treats.
For the first time, the 2025 Taste Addison is scheduled to take place during the cooler part of the year, Friday, April 25 through Sunday, April 27, in Addison Circle Park.
Kids Activities:
Additional family entertainment this year includes the return of the Taste Addison Carnival, as well as the Bite Sized Backyard. This kids’ area is full of family activities such as face painting, crafts, the Addison Outdoors trailer with lawn games, including corn hole and large-scale building blocks. There’ll also be four different arts & craft activities and family performances every hour on the adjacent Blue Dot Spot.
2025 Festival Hours:
Friday, April 25, 6pm–midnight
Saturday, April 26, noon–midnight
Sunday, April 27, noon–6pm
General admission:
Tickets for Taste Addison will be available for sale beginning March 12, 2025.
Single-day presale tickets are $10 adults, $5 ages 6–12, free ages 5 and younger.
Three-day passes are $20 for adults and are available presale only. On-site tickets are $15 adults, $8 ages 6-12, free ages 5 and younger.
Group tickets (20+) are $8/ticket. Please purchase tickets in advance; on-site purchase is via card only.
VIP: See details here.
Food and Drinks:
The core of Taste Addison is its celebration of the culinary arts, and it’s no secret why! With more than 200 restaurants, Addison boasts the highest number of restaurants per capita in the United States. Many of those restaurants will be sharing their tastiest eats at this year’s festival. Guests can visit the Chow Hall, where more than a dozen food stalls will share Taste Bites from area restaurants. The Tasty Truck Stop will celebrate food truck fun with a variety of delicious offerings both sweet and savory. Addison is home to culinary delights from around the world, and many of those restaurants will showcase their wares on WorldEats Street, a global food village. Additionally, guests will enjoy several pop-up and unique restaurant experiences throughout Addison Circle Park.
Beverages are also a part of Taste Addison, and this year the Corkyard, The Lawn and Speakeasy will be returning. Sunday brunch also makes a comeback in the Speakeasy this year.
The popular Sip & Stroll Art Walk will return for the 2025 festival, featuring dozens of juried creators and pop-up wine bars for tasty sips. Shoppers Row will feature unique goods by some of the region’s best artisans and merchants.

Live Music:
The beats lineup is just as strong as the eats at Taste Addison. World-class headliners will be showcased all weekend long on the Main Stage, with headliner announcements planned soon. The event has six entertainment areas throughout the 12-acre Addison Circle Park – the Main Stage, the Addison Performing Arts Centre, the WorldBeats stage, the Speakeasy, the Corkyard and the Blue Dot Spot – each of which features astonishing array of talent. Guests can travel the world as they experience sounds from the WorldBeats Stage; buskers can be found at the Blue Dot in the center of the park; and soloists and duos will enhance the dining and drinking experience at the Speakeasy and Corkyard.
Come back for more of Addison's annual festivals: Addison Kaboom Town! every July 3, Addison Oktoberfest and Addison After Dark from April through November.
Find more family fun events every day of the week at dfwchild.com/calendar.
