The Jewish Food Festival, presented by the Peltz Center for Jewish Life, is the largest festival in Mequon, bringing together thousands of attendees for two packed days of incredible Jewish food, live entertainment, family activities, cultural experiences, and community celebration.

Taking place Sunday and Monday, August 2–3 at Foxtown Station in Mequon, the festival features authentic Jewish favorites including pastrami sandwiches, corned beef, falafel, knishes, babka, rugelach, matzah ball soup, and more, alongside interactive experiences, cooking workshops, inflatables, petting zoo, crafts, beer garden, and a large Sunday night concert featuring internationally known Jewish music group 8th Day.

Admission is free and open to the public, with free parking available nearby and optional premium parking and reserved concert seating available online.