Welcome to
The MAINE Event Food Truck!
I was first exposed to Colorado as a teen. I spent my summers horseback riding in Durango and continued to have many vibrant life experiences that prepared me for this venture. Some of those experiences included a US Marine Corps enlistment, two culinary degrees, and a professional career that has spanned decades. My career has taken me from sea to shining sea, cooking for celebrities in LA, managing a Marriott in Chicago, and spending 22 years as a Chef de Cuisine in Maine hotels and inns.
My time ‘Cheffing’ at inns in Maine is where the sparks became the dream that fed the desire to bring my love for the bounty of Maine westward. I am so thrilled to settle down back in the great state of Colorado and bring to you The MAINE Event Food Truck…food trailer that is!
It’s alive!!
The MAINE Event is born!
The dream and vision for The MAINE Event finally came together in the Summer of 2019, launching in Boulder, CO.
The MAINE Event will bring you a taste of the richness and diversity of the land I loved, where the sunrise first kisses the United States. Nowhere else have I seen and tasted such variety in natural bounty than in Maine. It’s not just about the famed and incredible lobster. While I am bringing lobster to you, and other Atlantic-sourced seafood, The MAINE Event will also feature samples of Maine’s rich agriculture: cranberries from the lowland bogs; wild blueberries that dot the landscape in summer from Kennebunk to Machias; along with venison harvested in the fall from the plentiful and thriving deer population. You will find a few 20th century Maine novelties and treats too, like the classic Whoopie Pie (think Oreo on steroids!) and Moxie, a beverage with a near cult-like following.
Whether for a casual lunch stop, night time indulgence, or any special event, make The MAINE Event a destination experience!
Chef, Marine, Poet, & Black Belt.
Need to know more?
Download Chef Marc’s bio, resume, and an example of a unique catering experience he championed one New Year’s Eve at the top of Mount Washington.
