The California Heritage Museum is proud to present a new weekly community event entitled the “Tuesday Night Food Truck Bazaar” beginning next Tuesday!!
The weekly event is located in the parking lot of the California Heritage Museum. There will be ten Food Trucks, each hosting a different type of cuisine. The trucks are members of the Southern California Food Vendors Association, which boasts a membership of more than 130 trucks. Fish tacos, lobster rolls, sliders, sushi, Korean BBQ, …. trucks representing every possible nationally are chosen each week. A preview of each truck’s menu can be seen by visiting the museum’s website at californiaheritagemuseum@earthlink.org.
Effective February 26th, the museum will add a BAZAAR on its expansive lawn located next to the food trucks. Merchants will present children’s clothes and toys, yoga and gym clothing, knitted scarves, sculptures from Bali, photographs representing Santa Monica, antique and contemporary jewelry, real estate information on Santa Monica and Venice properties, snow boards and surf boards, etc. The evening event will be open from 5:00 p.m. through 9:30 p.m.
The Food Truck Bazaar is located at 2612 Main Street, on the corner of Main Street and Ocean Park Boulevard, in Santa Monica. The Victorian Restaurant is open so that guests that purchase from the food trucks can eat their dinner in the outdoor patio, the indoor first floor bar or the downstairs Basement bar. There is no charge for using the Victorian’s facilities.
Parking is available within the museum’s lot. Additionally, visitors to the museum event can find parking in adjacent "quarter metered" parking lots.
For additional information, please visit our websitewww.californiaheritagemuseum.org or contact the California Heritage Museum directly: call (310) 392-8537 or email Tobi Smith at calmuseum@earthlink.net.
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Diane May 7, 2013 at 02:42 pm
It's not enough that the trucks are taking business away from the local restaurants and making it impossible to park anywhere in the area on Tuesday nights, but now they're going to take away local merchant's business, too? Proves once again that any business south of the mall is an unwanted stepchild in this city.
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Fran Beeler June 7, 2013 at 07:28 am
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