Chicago Touch-A-Truck Events That Fuel the Fun

Head over to Maryknoll Park to see all sorts of big trucks and machines on wheels. Kids can even interact with the drivers! There will be raffles and giveaways while supplies last.

Climb on and explore your favorite vehicles including fire engines, police cars and construction trucks while you rub elbows with your hometown heroes.

Get up close and personal with 40+ vehicles for kids to climb and explore, plus music, train rides, food trucks and more at this fully outdoors family festival.

Explore Touch-a-Truck outside and walk inside the Terrace Centre for their open house!

Bring your children to discover a variety of local vehicles up close. At past Touch-a-Truck events, the Batavia Park District's trolley, as well as a fire truck, police car, bus, tow truck, tractors and more have made appearances! Come explore! Sensory-friendly time will be offered.

This free event allows children to explore different trucks from around the community. They are welcome to climb, honk, and touch these large machines from right behind the wheel!

Your little ones will love sitting behind the wheels in every type of vehicle imaginable, and honking the horns to their hearts' content. The first hour is designated as a noise-limited hour.

Touch a Truck is part of the larger Nostalgia Days event!

Check out all the different vehicles that "roll" through town every day doing important work! The lineup will include everything from fire and police trucks, semis, dump trucks, construction equipment and a wide range of park district and public works vehicles.

Check out the Village of Norridge's annual Touch-a-Truck event.

Enjoy all the big trucks rolling into the Addison Park District!

Learn more about Village services during the Police National Night Out and Public Works Touch-A-Truck event this summer! Stop by the Lisle Police Department to interact with Police and Public Works Department staff, meet local organizations and businesses, sit in a squad car, look at the Village’s fleet of trucks and equipment, watch SWAT and K-9 demonstrations, take a tour of the Police Department, enjoy food, drinks, giveaways and much more.

Climb and explore a variety of vehicles at Touch a Truck in Berens Park. The first hour will be a quiet hour designed for kids who love trucks, but not the noise.

Children have the chance to experience what it feels like to sit behind the wheel of different vehicles and learn more about what the vehicle is used for.

Preschoolers ages 1-5 will have an opportunity to see, touch and experience a variety of community vehicles including a police car, fire truck, tractor and many more! Kids also will meet the community helpers who drive them.