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Hostess unveils Munchy Mobile event plan for National Snack Day on Broadway

April 08, 2025 | Manhattan City, New York County, New York


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Hostess unveils Munchy Mobile event plan for National Snack Day on Broadway
The Manhattan CB2 Street Activities and Resiliency Committee meeting on April 7, 2025, spotlighted the upcoming "National Snack Day" event, set to take place on April 10 from noon to 6 PM on Broadway. The event, organized by Hostess, aims to distribute a variety of prepackaged snacks, with an expected total of 1,000 samples available for attendees.

Chris, a representative from Hostess, detailed the logistical challenges of setting up the event. The food truck will be positioned on Broadway, specifically 15 feet south of a fire hydrant, to comply with city regulations. This location was chosen after discussions with city officials, who emphasized the need for a clear pedestrian walkway. Chris noted that adjustments to the line for snack distribution would be necessary to avoid blocking nearby businesses, including a coffee shop.

To ensure safety and order, brand ambassadors and security personnel will be present to manage the crowd and prevent littering. Chris confirmed that there would be no amplified sound or celebrity appearances during the event, maintaining a low-key atmosphere.

The committee expressed concerns about the feasibility of reaching the target of 1,000 attendees, given the limited time frame and space. However, Chris reassured them that having a variety of snacks would encourage participation, with 250 of each snack item prepared for distribution.

As the event approaches, further discussions will be held with local businesses to ensure smooth operations and community cooperation. The committee remains focused on balancing vibrant street activities with the needs of the neighborhood, highlighting the importance of effective planning and communication.

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