The forthcoming Island SPACE Mango Festival is relocating from its original locale. The biennial celebration of the luscious tropical produce will now unfold in Lauderdale Lakes this June, a shift from its foundational debut at Broward Mall in Plantation. Island SPACE Caribbean Museum, the event's originator, previously hosted the initial gathering.
The forthcoming jubilee promises a diverse array of experiences beyond the mere appreciation of *Mangifera indica*. Attendees can anticipate vibrant Caribbean narratives, a popular determination of the most delectable mango product, and instructional sessions. These encompass horticultural guidance on propagating mango trees via grafting, explorations into healthful juice preparation, "and demonstrations of the fruit's utilization in aesthetic applications.".. alongside discussions of its therapeutic properties.
The festival will feature presentations detailing appropriate mango presentation techniques. The event provides a concentrated offering of information for those keen on deepening their understanding of this celebrated fruit and its cultural significance. *Sun Sentinel* furnished invaluable knowledge for this report.
This is "Small Bites," a South Florida Sun Sentinel feature with tiny tidbits on the food and beverage scene — because we know that sometimes you just don't have room for a long article. You want a little news brief instead, an amuse bouche of information, if you will. Enjoy! WHAT: The second annual Island SPACE Mango Festival in June is mango-ing to Lauderdale Lakes this time around.
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