News from the Plaza: Power and Trucks
Good news from Darwin Green Plaza: the community power socket has been installed, and it is already making a difference as the food truck lineup continues to grow!
A quieter Plaza: Community power is here
The newly installed community electricity socket on the Plaza is proving its worth. Food trucks visiting Darwin Green can now plug in directly, eliminating the need for noisy generators. The result? A more pleasant atmosphere for everyone enjoying their meal on the Plaza. By connecting to the mains power, the trucks can operate silently while serving their gourmet food.
A busier Plaza: More food trucks, more often
The food truck schedule at Darwin Green Plaza has expanded significantly.
At the moment, all food trucks come on Thursdays, one at a time. Here’s who you can expect to see:
- Pizza Mondo brings fresh pizzas
- Manna Seoul serves up Korean corn-dogs and fried chicken
- Pimp My Fish offers fish & chips, tacos, burgers, and more
- HitWrap has a selection of wraps and noodles
More may join in the future. Check the calendar on the front page or the recurring events page to see who’s coming next. You’re sure to find something to your taste!
An exciting Plaza: Grabbing power
Community power has been a request from Darwin Green residents for a while. At last, the installation took place late in September, and food trucks were quick to take advantage. But this is also an opportunity for more to come to the Plaza. We’ve been hearing rumours about a Christmas tree coming for the end of the year. Lighting the Plaza during winter would be such a nice thing!
Many thanks to Darwin Green’s residents and the local Councillors who pushed to have community power installed, and to Barratt Redrow who delivered.
Thanks to George for all the photos in this post.