Best Food Forward will be staged this weekend already, October 11 and 12 at the Rockwell Tent. I am sure that the previous attendees of this food fair won't dare miss this event. And if you have not gone to the past BFF's before, then this is your chance! Bring the entire family and look forward to a delicious weekend! See you!
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Wednesday, 8 October 2014
Best Food Forward is back!
The Best Food Forward (BFF) is back and it will now take place at the Rockwell Tent! I have been a concessionaire of the BFF since their very first food fair 4 years ago and I will continue to support it in the years to come! It is one of most sought after food bazaars simply because Filipinos love food. And the concessionaires that join have really great, yummy and unique food offerings. It also helps that the food fair is so festive so that you'd just want to eat and be happy all day!
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Friday, 3 October 2014
A WEEKEND MARKET TO WATCH OUT FOR: THE URBAN FOOD COLLECTIVE WEEKEND MARKET!
As some of you might know, aside from Wink Shapewear, I also
have a food and franchising business. I started Enzo’s Shawarma by initially
joining different bazaars and food events. Actually a lot of successful
restaurant owners or boutique owners started their businesses this way! That’s
why I have a high regard for hard working people who make an effort to
introduce their food and craft through this. It is where you will discover new food, new
menu, new crafts, new offerings from up and coming brands.
When my friend, Em Matias, told me about The Urban Food Collective, which is a weekend market and so much more, I got excited because
this will again open doors of opportunity for many entrepreneurs.
The Urban Food Collective (TUFC) understands that food brings people
together, that food is at the center of some of life’s best moments. Its vision
is to be the premiere food community in the country. Current,
informative, and educational, TUFC aims to be the food hub where people can
share their passion for gastronomy.
TUFC’s online community will feature everything food – articles and
recipes, exciting deals featuring the country’s best culinary fare, and “The
Urban Food Collective Marketplace” which will retail unique food items and
implements. To bring the online community even closer together, TUFC will
champion various food lifestyle events, where foodies can meet and indulge in
their passion for unique flavors and gustatory delights.
What’s love for food
when you have no one to share it with? Let The Urban Food Collective be your
community for food. Stay hungry for the good things in life.
The Urban Food Collective Weekend Market
The
Urban Food Collective Weekend Market is a carefully curated collection of
purveyors. Located in CommerCenter, Alabang’s newest lifestyle mall, it is a
place where people can comfortably gather, browse, and shop. It will be a venue
for patrons to find a bevy of
treasures from gourmet, specialty foods to local, artisanal arts and crafts. The
Weekend Market’s activities and pocket events will give them the opportunity to
learn new things or simply engage with the community.
For purveyors, it will be an opportunity to
showcase their goods to a truly discerning crowd, while providing them with a
gateway to other business opportunities with The Urban Food Collective. Also recognizing its responsibility to
society, The Urban Food Collective will donate a portion of the proceeds from
the Weekend Market to the Taguyod Bayan foundation, helping rebuild communities
affected by typhoon Haiyan in Sara Iloilo.
See you at the market! Where you can find
good food, good things, and goodwill.
To apply for a booth, contact:
0998.9637187
02.8421728
Email hello@theurbancollective.com
Sunday, 2 March 2014
Bazaar season!
I've been a bazaarista for more than 3 years already. I sell
different kinds of stuff, from food (Enzo’s Shawarma), to bags, to shapewears
(Wink Shapewear), etc. I have been to a lot of bazaars already and I've met a
lot of other bazaaristas and event organizers. I choose the bazaars that I join
because I want to make sure that my sales will be very good, foot traffic is excellent and that the event organizers are NICE.
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