"The Latin Food Fest returns to Brooklyn's Industry City this weekend, Sept. 13-14, from noon to 7 p.m. The two-day event will feature more than 70 Hispanic-owned small businesses along with 14 major performances, art installations and other activities. Visitors will find five stages where they can eat, dance and enjoy activities such as a Bad Bunny look-alike contest, an empanada contest, and more."
"Sharing Hispanic culture is so important because food carries memory, history, and love. When I cook, I'm not only preparing a dish, I'm sharing a piece of my roots and the traditions that shaped me, Quinteros said. Shalma's vision for this event is to show that Latin America is not defined by a single culture, but by a diverse region united by a passion for food, family, and community."
Latin Food Fest returns to Brooklyn's Industry City Sept. 13-14, noon to 7 p.m., as a two-day celebration of Latin American food and culture. The event features more than 70 Hispanic-owned small businesses, 14 major performances, five stages, art installations, and interactive contests such as a Bad Bunny look-alike and an empanada contest. Vendors will offer diverse dishes from Mexican tacos to Peruvian ceviche, enabling entrepreneurs to showcase their work and connect with the community. The festival emphasizes food as memory and cultural transmission and promotes Latin American diversity, while supporting entrepreneurs through the Street Eat Foundation.
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