The Wellington Square Farmers Market, a beloved neighborhood fixture in West Adams, has found a new home. After 15 years of continuous operation from the parking lot of Smyrna Seventh-day Adventist Church, the market has garnered support from the community, local government, vendors, and customers alike to move to Wellington Road, evolving from a hidden gem into a vibrant street event.
On a bright, sunny, winter day, Prosperity Market (PM), the mobile farmers market, gathered a host of L.A.’s Black farmers, food producers, chefs, and entrepreneurs for a pop-up market in the parking lot of Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen, located on Slauson, in View Park/Windsor Hills. The event was free to the public.
Hollywood Park partnered with NBA legend Baron Davis and his Black Santa Brand to host the third annual WinterFest. While WinterFest provided family fun and entertainment, it uplifted local businesses and raised awareness of pickleball.
On Thursday, May 30, Community Partners held a special event at Alma Backyard Farms in Compton to celebrate community-based groups who received federally funded L.A. County grants to help in their work combating food insecurity in Southern California.
Prosperity Market in collaboration with Council District 10 is hosting a pop-up market at the newly minted Obama Sports Complex on Saturday, August 27, which will serve as the grand finale to its month-long Black Business Scavenger Hunt.
This August, Prosperity Market–a roving farmers market spotlighting Black farmers, food producers, and chefs–hosts a Black Business Scavenger Hunt that takes Angelenos on a journey across the city through Inglewood, Compton, Hollywood, Santa Monica, Pasadena, the Valley and more.
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