The music coming from the lawn of the Bing Rooming House Museum could be heard all the way downtown as the community checked out the second annual A Taste of Laura Street event.
Promising food, forks and fun, the event combined live music with mouth-watering cuisine and an art gallery filled with pieces from local artists. A band played all night long and folks sampled special treats like ribs, collard green egg rolls and puddings on the Rooming House’s lawn.
Armbands for the tasting experience were $10 and 150 residents purchased the bands in support of the event. The museum was open to the public and the upstairs was filled with a variety of art ranging from acrylic canvas pieces to 3D artworks.
Improvement League President William Thomas Jr. offered a special thanks to the City of Plant City and Beasley Media Group for helping acquire a stage for the event.
A Taste of Laura Street was sponsored by the Walmart Foundation, Felton’s, Steph’s Southern Soul Restaurant, Attorney Theodore Taylor, the Plant City Photo Archives, Charlow Funeral Home, Impact, the City of Plant City, Wish Farms, Mosaic, Arts Council of Plant City, Ace Reality Advisors, LLC., Unity in the Community, DART, Hillsborough County, TECO, Fryed Egg Productions, Visit Florida, Visit Tampa Bay, ABC Action News, Beasley Media Group, Wild 94.1 and Tampa Bay’s Q105.
