Night Market hits West Oak Lane for a second year [gallery]
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Faces of people who made major contributions to New Jersey are included in a mobile Hall of Fame parked in Trenton. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)
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The Food Trust’s Night Market returned for its second year to West Oak Lane on Thursday night.
Ogontz Avenue was filled with food local vendors and food trucks, brewers and regional musicians.
The Food Trust’s Night Markets aims to connect communities with local, quality food distributors. The events look to celebrate and showcase Philadelphia’s diverse and up-and-coming neighborhoods.
The remaining two Night Markets of the year will be held on Lancaster Avenue on Aug. 21 and in Chinatown on Oct. 2.
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