Boulevard hosts Taste of Larchmont fundraiser for HopeNet
LOTS OF PEOPLE under twinkling lights filled the Boulevard.
The Taste of Larchmont, which took place on September 15, filled the Boulevard’s sidewalks from north to south. The fundraiser held every year on Larchmont Boulevard for HopeNet, a nonprofit that operates 13 food pantries in the Los Angeles metro area. Since 1988, HopeNet has helped over three million people, including serving nutritious, free food to over 200,000 people last year alone!
But let’s get back to September 15. Hundreds of people showed up from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on a simply gorgeous evening to stroll along the Boulevard, tasting food from 18 different Larchmont area restaurant favorites. The hundreds of attendees are probably still trying to digest all the incredible food they ate, lamenting the fact that they must wait 365 days to do it all again.
KIKU SERVED UP some delicious sushi choices.
The good news is next year, if you didn’t make it to the taste this year, you’ll wonder how in the world you haven’t been a part of this beloved annual tradition quite yet. In celebration of the unbreakable spirit of Los Angeles, both
WITH HER POOCH IN TOW, Jennifer Rissier attends Taste.
The Taste of Larchmont and HopeNet look forward to seeing you next year!
VOLUNTEERS CHECK OFF “passports” at restaurant entryways.
PATRONS ENJOY tasting Louise’s Trattoria.
GIRLS NIGHT OUT ON THE Boulevard, from right to left, Windsor Square residents Kate Adler and daughter, Eleanor Ziperovich, along with pal Lucy Margolis.
THE MATLOFF’S are caught on the Boulevard enjoying Taste.
VOLUNTEERS Patti Carroll, left, and Julia Christiansen worked the auction.
WINDSOR SQUARE NEIGHBORS Marcelo Ziperovich and Alexandra Ryan start their stroll in the pavilion.
SMILING for the camera are David Kaufman, Lisa Picotte, and Michelle Hanna.
PATRONS ARE ALL SMILES at Larchmont Wine, Spirits & Cheese.
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