Los Angeles Pop-Up Market Brings Together Filipino Community Through Food
In Los Angeles, a tiny pop-up market aims to become a cultural hub for a community.
Source: nytimes.com
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In Los Angeles, a tiny pop-up market aims to become a cultural hub for a community.
With the coronavirus lockdown. the momentum of the Filipino food movement came to a screeching halt. Lauren Delgado and Rayson Esquejo felt they needed to do something. But they weren't sure how, at first.