Tucson street cuisine culture appears ready to take the next step in its evolution with the launch of a temporary food-truck pod in Civano. Starting May 31, up to four food trucks will be parked at the Civano Nursery from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Sundays into August. Different trucks and cuisines will rotate in and out depending on the day and availability of each truck, said Kenn Goldman, who co-owns the Dragoon Cafe, a food truck specializing in Southwest-inspired cuisine. “I think it really gives food trucks a chance to be established and not just be a fad — that’s how it’s worked in other cities,” Goldman said, noting that diners being able to find their favorites on a regular basis sustains interest. As the opening gets closer, Goldman said he plans to use the Dragoon Cafe’s
May/June Issue of The Town Crier Now Live!
The May/June issue of The Town Crier is now live at http://towncrier.civanoneighbors.com! It features a wonderful mix of contributions, including editorials, reviews, community news, and much more: Civano Community Garden is in Bloom! The Wrong Statue? Or the Wrong Greenway? An Arizona History Stories from Our Animal Farm Civano in Bloom, A Photo Gallery: Your Reason for Sneezing! Remembering Civano Resident Brenda Patrick He Said, She Said? Becomes ‘New at the Movies’: Bully and The Kid with a Bike Sunday Soup Suppers Taking the Summer Off; Step Up for Fall! Civano and Sierra Morado Energy and Water Use Results for 2011 Civano Community School Rummage Sale and Root Beer Floats! Report to Neighbors Care Alliance and a Call for Volunteers Lend Your Voice to Adopt Civano’s Solar Energy Code Across Tucson Good Eats: Le Delice, Ha Long Bay, and Guillermo’s
