An exclusive L.A. Times Food Bowl kickoff party celebrating the opening night for our month-long festival of food in Los Angeles
By: Tahiry Sanchez
It is with great excitement that we announce the return of the L.A. Times Food Bowl, presented by City National Bank, in September. With pop-up dining events, unique chef collaborations, panel talks, and other food-themed events taking place all across Los Angeles during the month-long Food Bowl celebration, the city’s diverse food culture is celebrated.
In order for everyone to have a good time, parties continue even if the summer is coming to an end. The Food Bowl Launch Party welcomes the cuisine & beverage industry for a night of drinks and nibbles from some of L.A.’s top chefs as a way to celebrate the beginning of this delectable month of food.
Nobody enjoys eating, right? As we begin a month of events commemorating the thriving local food sector, Visiting chefs will provide unusual dishes that evening. Refreshments will be available as Francesca Harding (KCRW) performs a live DJ performance. Laurie Ochoa, general manager of the L.A. Times Food team, will also live-present awards to this year’s Gold Award and Restaurant of the Year winners.
Bites from:
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- Justin Pichetrungsi | Anajak Thai
- Jon Yao | Kato
- Ludo Lefebvre | Petite Trois
- Natalia Pereira | WOODSPOON
- Nicole Rucker | Fat + Flour
Tickets for the events will be available for $150 starting on Thursday, September 1 at the Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood.
WHERE: Grandmaster Recorders
1518 N Cahuenga Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90028
WHEN: Thursday, September 1st:
7 PM – 10 PM
CONTACT: Jen Betts, INNOVATIVE PR
MISC: Link to purchase: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/la-times-food-bowl-2022-launch-party-tickets-361086598737
PLEASE NOTE: THIS EVENT IS 21 YEARS AND OLDER ONLY AND ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
For entry into Food Bowl Launch Party, the Los Angeles Times requires proof of COVID-19 vaccination -OR- negative COVID-19 test result for a CDC or FDA-approved test taken no longer than 48 hours prior to attending event
Masks or face coverings are strongly recommended when not actively consuming food or beverage during the event