Pop-Ups on the Plaza: Celebrating BIPOC Women Makers

Name: Pop-Ups on the Plaza: Celebrating BIPOC Women Makers
Start: 2026-03-28T09:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-03-28T14:00:00-07:00
Location: Foodwise & The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market

Schedule

Sat Mar 28 2026 at 09:00 am to 02:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

Foodwise & The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market | San Francisco, CA

This Women’s History Month, celebrate Bay Area BIPOC women makers with a day of delicious food, crafts, and community at the Embarcadero Ferry Terminal Plaza (south of the Ferry Building) and Ferry Plaza Farmers Market. Entry is free and open to the public, and food and drinks will be available for purchase.
Pop-Ups on the Plaza is a series of events celebrating Bay Area BIPOC entrepreneurs, including businesses in Foodwise’s Building Equity program. Pop-Ups on the Plaza is a Port sponsored event brought to you by Foodwise. This program is proudly funded in partnership with the San Francisco Human Rights Commission. Additional support is provided by the Ferry Building.
Participating Vendors
A Girl Named Pinky: Cakes, cookies, and brownies
Asúkar Palestinian-Cuban Fusion: Falafel and savory empanadas
The Final Sauce: Barbecue sauces, spice rubs, and marinades
Flor de Chile: Spicy crunchy chiles
The Lemonade Bar: Fresh and frozen lemonade
Lil’ Alijo Catering & Events: Creole and Caribbean cuisine
Norte 54: Pan dulces and cakes
Remy Creations: Cajun pasta, crab fried rice, and fried fish
Sisters Catering and Events: Afghan chicken kabob, mac and cheese, hummus, rosewater lemonade, and rosewater pudding
Tonantzin Mexican Cuisine: Tamales, tlayudas Oaxaqueñas, quesabirrias, tacos, horchata, and café de olla
More to come!
Building Equity Program & Pop-Ups on the Plaza
Pop-Ups on the Plaza is an initiative of Foodwise’s Building Equity program. Foodwise and our community partners, En2action’s Ujamaa Kitchen, In The Black, Mandela Partners, and Oakland Bloom, are proudly committed to uplifting and advancing equity for BIPOC, immigrant, and limited-resource entrepreneurs across the Bay Area.