
The marketplace
Local food made the first connection.
Weekly markets showed how much can happen around a table: families meet the people who make their food, small businesses become familiar faces, and shopping becomes time together.
Our story
Sunset Village did not begin as a market plan. It grew from years of feeding a family, welcoming children, learning alongside neighbors, and returning each week to the people behind the tables.


The marketplace
Weekly markets showed how much can happen around a table: families meet the people who make their food, small businesses become familiar faces, and shopping becomes time together.

A place to gather
A family arts studio became a place where children could create, friendships could grow, and neighbors could feel at home. The setting changed, but the lesson stayed.

The next chapter
Sunset Village carries that history into a proposed evening market for food, handmade goods, families, and community beneath the Venice sky.
Carlin's Garden taught us to grow. Sunflower Village taught us to gather. The farmers markets taught us to support local.From the Sunset Village Market proposal