Experience an unforgettable outdoor summer-night foodie festival at “Sake in the Park,” raising funds for local nonprofit Little Tokyo Service Center’s 45th anniversary.
Set against the picturesque backdrop of Gloria Molina Grand Park, 200 N. Grand Ave. in Downtown L.A., on Friday, July 18, from 7 to 10 p.m., this event promises a night of indulgence, community, and philanthropy.
All-inclusive tickets allow attendees to sample a diverse selection of 50+ premium Japanese sake and shōchū, savor an array of delicious food from 30+ local restaurants, and sip local craft beers and special non-alcoholic beverages. Whether you’re a sake connoisseur or a foodie, “Sake in the Park” has something for everyone.
This fun summer night festival becomes “Sake After Dark” as the sun sets over Grand Park. Guests can jam to a live DJ, watch an exciting scavenger hunt and cocktail contest, and cheer on local dance troupe Culture Shock L.A., while continuing to enjoy unlimited food and drink.
Proceeds from “Sake in the Park” support LTSC’s affordable housing, social services, cultural preservation work and more.
Guests must be 21+ with valid ID. Tickets are available at www.sakeinthepark.com.
For more information on LTSC’s programs and services, visit www.ltsc.org.
“We’ve just been overwhelmed by the variety of sake that they have here. It’s beyond my expectations!” – Kristy, previous sake event attendee
“Originally, I was going to stay for a short period of time, but I was having so much fun… I ended up staying until the end. I truly enjoyed the event.” – Yuko, previous sake event attendee
“To me, LTSC operates at another level. It’s hard to put into words how effective and responsible the organization is. You’re going to be hard pressed to find another organization that really maximizes the results from the dollar you donate.” – Kirk Sasaki, co-owner of Brewyard Beer Co. and sake event beverage provider for eight years