Get Ready for Spring Magic: Exciting Nights at the Greenleaf Marketplace in Whittier!


Spring Nights are Better on Greenleaf!

Hello everyone!

We’re thrilled to announce the full schedule for the Greenleaf Marketplace this spring! Join us every other Wednesday for an enchanting evening filled with local vendors, delicious food, and the wonderful spirit of community—all under the twinkling lights of Greenleaf Avenue.
 

**Mark your calendars for the following dates:**

- **February 25**

- **March 11 & 25**

- **April 8 & 22**

- **May 6 & 20**

Time: 4:30 to 8:30 PM

Location: Greenleaf Ave between Hadley and Philadelphia

We’re kicking things off on February 25 with a special Lunar New Year celebration featuring an exhilarating dragon dance at 6:15 PM! It’s a perfect way to welcome the new season and immerse yourself in cultural festivities.

Each market will have its own unique theme and activities, so be sure to stay tuned to our social media for all the exciting updates. We can’t wait to see what’s in store!

So, gather your friends, grab a bite to eat, and spend your spring evenings with us at the Greenleaf Marketplace. Let’s groove into the season together!

See you there! 🌟

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