Sugar Loaf founders Nebi and Lindsay Berhane work to share their mothers’ cultures with Atlantans by combining elements from their respective heritages (Ethiopian and Albanian) with more familiar Southern foods. Many of these participants strive to change Southern foodways. Stolen Goods’s pepperoni rollsĬhosen from Punk Foodie’s database of 900 local pop-up chefs, participants street Polish/Eastern Asian and globally and Caribbean craft fusion and Asian-fusion Baked goods for “Fil-Am misfits” DJs will spin tunes while attendees eat and mingle. Profits from the event, which costs $10, are donated to Flavor Forward, a nonprofit dedicated to preparing meals for the food insecure. They’re invited to participate based on their talent, and not charged any fees. This year, most participating chefs are minorities, and many are women or nonbinary. “We seek to showcase the wonderful ways in which pop-up chefs are not only redefining the restaurant landscape in Atlanta, but also painting pictures of the new South.” “It’s all about bringing the best, most interesting, and representative group of Atlanta’s eclectic pop-up scene,” Flemming says. Other offerings include pepperoni rolls from Max Hines of Stolen Goods and Kaisu Bakehouse’s S’mores Rice Krispie treat. 2 will bring 16 local, under-the-radar popups to Westside Motor Lounge, where attendees can sample 45 curated dishes ranging from a Mapo chili dog to ube cheesecake. On June 10 from noon to 5 p.m., Punk Foodie Fest Vol. Two years ago, he started Punk Foodie as a platform to help others find unique dining experiences. “These aspiring restaurateurs serve some of the most interesting, cutting-edge, authentic, and unique food that gave me the same ‘buzz’ I felt when I lived overseas,” he says. When he discovered the underground dining scene-filled with popups and food trucks-he wanted nothing more than to share it with similarly minded folk. Lakeland Mom is not responsible for any injuries or problems that may arise from partaking in any of these events and activities users/readers/visitors to agree to hold Lakeland Mom harmless in any such claims.After living in Asia for 20 years, Sam Flemming moved to Atlanta, where he found himself craving the authentic, cutting-edge food he enjoyed continents away. Participants assume all risks from any activities they engage in. The intent of Lakeland Mom is to provide ideas for family-friendly activities, events, and resources. We encourage you to do your own research before participating in an event or engaging with a local business or organization. is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement. Any reference made here to local businesses, products, organizations, services, classes, etc. Our website contains both paid and non-paid mentions of local businesses and organizations in Lakeland, Polk County, and Central Florida.
Foodie fest 2023 free#
Lakeland Mom is a for-profit website that provides free content through paid advertising and sponsorships. Event parking is limited, so please carpool with friends and neighbors! We also offer free valet on the corner of Lemon St. Parking in all permitted and metered locations is free after 5pm and all day on the weekends. On-street parking begins to close in the event area at 3pm to allow us to clear the streets and set up the exhibitors and vendors. Streets are closed to vehicles, so come prepared to walk about!įirst Friday is a family-friendly event held in the streets of Downtown Lakeland between Lemon Street and Oak Street along Kentucky and Tennessee Avenues. Don’t miss the Makers Market, featuring local artists and creators, on North Kentucky Avenue and the Classy Car Show 5:30-8pm (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) on Tennessee Ave. Enjoy small bites at a small price!ĭowntown shops and restaurants will be open late.
The theme is Foodie Fest! Sample the flavors of Polk’s finest food makers. The next First Friday event will take place on Mafrom 6pm to 9pm in Downtown Lakeland.
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