- April 25, 2024
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Isabel Tofts, Lucia Tofts and Sydney Lopez shared a blanket on the lawn in front of Grace Hopper Hall.
The Baldwin Park event was a family affair for Axl, TJ, Amy and Kensi Rodriguez.
TableTGK served garlic chicken with roasted asparagus and mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese with white aged parmesan and a pumpkin stuffed waffle.
TableTGK was one of the food vendors at the event.
Zane Rooney bit into a hotdog from Thevintagehotdogcart covered in ketchup.
Melissa Rooney enjoyed a heaping bowl of macaroni and cheese.
Residents flocked out to the first Backyard Food Fare in Baldwin Park.
PhatAshBakes served an assortment of cookie confections as a food vendor at the event.
PhatAshBakes welcomed locals with warm smiles and a full menu of cookies including classic chocolate chip and caramel rocky road.
Dylan, Jamie and Layla Emerick enjoyed New York style hot dogs on their blankets at the Food Fare.
Braxton and Bryce Polte rode their scooters to the Backyard Food Fare.
Carlos and Cathy Barrios enjoyed their food on their tables and chairs they brought.
The Baldwin Park community came together for the first Backyard Food Fare Friday, Feb. 25.
The event, which took place in front of Grace Hopper Hall at Corrine Commons, kicked off the first of the monthly food rallies.
The food events are open to local residents and their guests to enjoy great food and conversation with neighbors.
Families, friends and pets watched the sun set on blankets and folding chairs.
Local food vendors at the event included PhatAshBakes, which served an assortment of huge cookies; TableTGK, serving garlic chicken and macaroni and cheese; and Thevintagehotdogcart, with famous New York-style hot dogs.
The next few Food Fares will take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m., giving the residents more time to come and enjoy the festivities.
Although the original vendors will still be available, Baldwin Park is hoping to add on an additional vendor, possibly tacos, as well as a local animal treat vendor so pups can take part in the fun.
“We hope to grow this event to be something the residents look forward to each month and that brings the community together,” says Sentry Management Multimedia & Community Coordinator Brie Bernstel from Baldwin Park said. “Our residents work so hard, and we just want to be able to provide them with a quick, easy and fun way to get their dinner right in their backyard.”
