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Text and photos by Collin Breaux
Some community events are happening again in San Juan Capistrano as COVID-19 case numbers level off and restrictions are lifted. A new event is The Ecology Center’s TASTE festival, which launched this past weekend on April 24-25.
TASTE groups will be limited to 10 or fewer participants, and attendees are welcome to purchase a full group block of tickets for their family and group of friends, The Ecology Center said on its website.
Attendees will get to learn about what happens to strawberries when they grow, sample some, and enjoy some musical entertainment.
Masks are required for adults, and TASTE events will happen every Saturday until the berries run out. Cost is $15 per person. Visit theecologycenter.org for more information.
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