Saturday was the annual picnic and resource fair at the Community Garden at Loma Alta Park, and it was a great time to meet, greet, and eat. Garden president Silvera Grant said that more than 1,000 tickets were sold to the event, which is not only a picnic featuring bounty from the garden, but booths with specialty foods for sale and community information. We have more pictures after the jump.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Over 1,000 enjoy Community Garden picnic
Saturday was the annual picnic and resource fair at the Community Garden at Loma Alta Park, and it was a great time to meet, greet, and eat. Garden president Silvera Grant said that more than 1,000 tickets were sold to the event, which is not only a picnic featuring bounty from the garden, but booths with specialty foods for sale and community information. We have more pictures after the jump.
From left: Loma Alta Park manager Penny Daniels, Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, Community Garden vice-president Mark Fowler, and Russ Guiney from the Los Angeles County Dept. of Parks and Recreation pose for a picture.
Information booths and vendors shared their offerings outside the garden …
… while inside the garden, people line up for a feast.
There was lots of entertainment, including this ukulele band.
MC Alan Freeman (Altadenan and Occidental College theatre professor) keeps things moving.
Antonovich shows Chris Andrada the proclamation from the supervisors commemorating the Mt. Lowe Military Academy. Andrada is the president of the Mt. Lowe Military Academy Alumni Association. The military school for boys used to be located on the site of the community garden.
Here, Antonovich and Daniels enjoy the new garden bench that honors Antonovich for his support of the community garden.
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Saturday was the annual picnic and resource fair at the Community Garden at Loma Alta Park, and it was a great time to meet, greet, and eat. Garden president Silvera Grant said that more than 1,000 tickets were sold to the event, which is not only a picnic featuring bounty from the garden, but booths with specialty foods for sale and community information. We have more pictures after the jump.