The annual event features vendors who celebrate Mexican corn trimmed with anything from Hot Cheetos to queso fresco. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX ThingsToDoInSanAntonio SanAntonioFood MexicanFood FoodFestivals
Roasted Mexican corn trimmed with queso fresco will be served at the 2022 Roasted Corn Festival.
Robert Reyes, organizer of the fest and owner of El Chistoso Elotes, told MySA he's adding more corn vendors and live entertainment to the event, which will run 11 a.m.-7 p.m. at 6750 Rigsby Ave. According to social media posts, a list ofinaugural Roasted Corn Festival in March of 2020
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