One of New England’s most popular annual music festivals is kicking off at the end of the month featuring more than 50 acts, but guests attending the 2024 Boston Calling Music Festival can also expect to enjoy food from more than 30 vendors.
While many fans anticipate seeing big name-acts such as Ed Sheeran, Hozier and Megan Thee Stallion, the food may be the star of its own show, with options from smoked barbecue and pierogies, to sushi and shawarma.
This year’s event spans over the course of three days on Memorial Day weekend — Friday, May 24, through Sunday, May 26, and lasts from 1 p.m. until 11 p.m.
The venue, Harvard Stadium, houses 30,323 people. With 30 food vendors to explore and tens of thousands of people to sift through, guests will want to check out this food guide to make navigating the festival grounds that much easier.
Note:
*GFO indicates the vendor offers gluten-free options.
*VO indicates the vendor offers vegan options.
Main Field
Middle Eastern Halal street food. (GFO&VO)
All things friends and battered – from Oreos to fried dough. (GFO&VO)
Dessert vendor featuring cookies, ice cream and other sweets. (GFO&VO)
Fast casual Greek cuisine. (GFO&VO)
Polish cuisine specializing in pierogies.
Fast casual sushi and poke bowl joint. (GFO&VO)
Asian street food with a twist on traditional dumplings.
Mexican cuisine. (GFO/VO)
Brick oven pizza. (GFO)
All things rice-based: Rice buns, rice bowls and rice burgers. (GFO)
Specialty grilled cheeses, milk shakes and burgers.
Where it’s all about the burger.
Shawarma and Greek cuisine. (GFO&VO)
Brick oven pizza. (GFO&VO)
Serving up sausages, hot dogs and other classic ballpark foods. (GFO)
Anything smoked and smothered in BBQ sauce. (GFO)
Authentic Belgian waffles, made with “the finest ingredients imported from Europe.”
Door Dash Village
Blackbird Doughnuts and Sally’s Sandwiches
Café cuisine – anything from doughnuts and pastries to breakfast burritos. (GRO&VO)
Authentic Chinese dumplings and cuisine.
Mexican cuisine. (V/O)
Anything from sweet pastries to savory paninis. (GFO)
Soul food and fried chicken.
Thai cuisine focused on rice and noodle dishes.
Cajun seafood restaurant.
Boston-based Mac n’ Cheese joint.