Get ready for a closer look at the big vehicles that capture little imaginations. Bellevue’s Touch-A-Truck returns Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Bellevue Beach Park, 643–665 Frank Benke Way.
The family-friendly event gives children an opportunity to explore trucks and other vehicles up close, ask questions, and learn about the work these vehicles help people accomplish.
For youngsters who stop to watch every truck that passes, it is a chance to turn that curiosity into discovery.
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency service vehicles will be on display, giving families a closer look at the equipment first responders use to serve and protect the community.
Children can learn about the people behind the uniforms, ask questions about their work, and explore careers they might pursue when they grow up. For young visitors, the experience could spark an interest in becoming a police oƯicer, firefighter, or emergency medical professional, or pursuing another highly skilled career.
Touch-A-Truck also brings families and community members together along Bellevue’s riverfront. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to bring their cameras to capture the excitement as children get a new perspective on vehicles they may usually see only from a distance.
Whether your child loves big wheels, impressive equipment, or discovering how things work, Touch-A-Truck oƯers a fun way to spend a fall day together.
Mark your calendar and join Bellevue for big trucks, big smiles, and plenty to explore.
City of Bellevue