Detroit Taco and Tequila Fest

The second annual Detroit Taco and Tequila Fest is on Saturday, June 22nd, 2024 from 4pm (3pm for VIP) to 8pm.

Detroit Taco and Tequila Fest is an outdoor tequila festival hosted on the field next to Belle Isle Casino. (Casino Way, Detroit, MI 48224). This festival will feature 100+ tequilas. Most of the list is tequila but there will be a few other options including beer, sangria and margaritas. In addition to the great beverage selection, we will have food trucks, live music, vendors and more!

All visitors are required to adhere to the State of Michigan Recreation Passport Policy. State Recreation passports are needed on all vehicles to enter the park. Recreation Passports may be obtained at the park during regular business hours or at the booth upon entering the park. Please visit the state website for more details: michigan.gov/recreationpassport.

Tequila List

Food Vendors

Live Music

Ticket Info:

Every festival ticket includes entry to the Festival, Souvenir Tasting Glass and tasting tickets. Each liquor pour is 1/2 oz, Beer pours are 3 oz, and wine pours are 1.5 oz. Most pours are one tasting ticket, but more expensive alcohols are multiple tastings tickets. Additional tasting tickets will be available for purchase at the festival; GA Ticket for $2 & VIP Ticket for $4.

General Admission (GA) Tickets: $30 (Until June 1st) / $35 / $40 week of the event

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

VIP Admission: $45 (Until June 1st) / $50 / $55 week of the event

3:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Under 21 years old: $0

Designated Driver (DD) Ticket: $10

This is a rain or shine event, event is all ages, you must be 21+ (with valid picture ID) to consume alcohol, all sales are final, and tickets are not refundable. Unfortunately, this event is not pet friendly.

Proceeds Benefit Friends of The River

Friends of The River

Friends of the River is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit that works to improve water quality, access, and awareness on the Rivers in Michigan. We implement these goals in several ways. A few examples would be by getting our hands dirty and hosting regular river clean ups. Or when we work with communities to help provide docking for recreational boats of all sizes from kayaks to larger power boats. We also host and attend events regarding the rivers to help keep communities aware of just how important our rivers and water resources are.