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Diamond Bar High School is calling all foodies.

The school on Saturday will host a fundraising food truck festival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the campus’ front parking lot, 21400 E. Pathfinder Road.

Six gourmet food trucks have signed on to be there including the Lime Truck, winner of the Food Network’s second season of the “Great Food Trucks Race” and Sweet Arleen’s Cupcakes, winners of the Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars,” according to a news release.

Others offering their finest fare will be Komodo Truck, Baby’s Bad*** Burgers, Let’s Roll It for sushi, and Paradise Truck for baked goods and gourmet ice-cream sandwiches.

The trucks will donate a percentage of their sales to the school.

“We always love being a part of the food truck events at Diamond Bar High School,” said Chick Young, owner of The Paradise Truck.  “This food truck event is one of those events that we enjoy being a part of.  It’s always a fun day with a great turnout.”

The admission donation is $2 for adults and $1 for students. Children under 5 years old are admitted for free. Outside food and beverages are not allowed.  Pets are permitted.

For more information about the event, visit www.dbhs.wCached - Similvusd.k12.ca.us and follow the event on twitter @DBHSFoodFest.

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The Lime Truck. Credit The Lime Truck

Diamond Bar High School will host seven top gourmet food trucks in a fundraising festival on Saturday, Feb. 9^th.

The food truck festival will go from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the front parking lot of Diamond Bar High School, located at 21400 E. Pathfinder Road in Diamond Bar.

The area’s most popular trucks are scheduled for theevent and include the Lime Truck, winner of the Food Network’s “Great Food Truck Race – Season 2” and My Delight Cupcakes, recognized as LA’s Cupcake Challenge winners.  The other food fusion trucks include Jogasaki Sushi Burritos, Bool Korean BBQ, KomodoTruck, the Trailer Park Truck, and Slammin’ Sliders.  A percentage of sales from each truck will be donated to benefit the event.

“The Diamond Bar High School FOOD FEST FUNDRAISER is always a terrific day for us,” said Tom Miller, owner and operator of Slammin’ Sliders Truck.  ”The community really comes out to support these food truck events and we’re looking forward to being back in Diamond Bar.”

The planned FOOD TRUCK FEST marks a return to Diamond Bar High School after the December event was cancelled because it was scheduled on the same day as student Danika Tibayan’s funeral.  The Magnificent 7, the Diamond Bar High School parent organization representing the diverse community of students at the high school, will benefit collectively from the FOOD TRUCK FEST Fundraiser and is hoping for another large and well-supported community event.

“With the unfortunate events that caused the cancellation of our December Food Fest, the DBHS Magnificent 7 team is looking forward to an even bigger and better FOOD TRUCK Fundraiser on February 9^th,” said Clark Rucker, president of the Magnificent 7. “Some of our favorite trucks will be returning and we’ll have a few new surprises. We hope that everyone enjoys all that is planned.”

The admission donation for the festival is $2.00 for adults, $1.00 for students, and children under 5 years old are admitted free.  No outside food or beverages (or pets) are permitted.  For more information visit www.dbhs.wvusd.k12.ca.us and follow the event on twitter @DBHSFoodFest.

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DIAMOND BAR, CA – Diamond Bar High School will host seven top gourmet food trucks in a fundraising food festival on Saturday, December 8, 2012, from 11a.m. to 3p.m. in the front parking lot of Diamond Bar High School located at 21400 E. Pathfinder Road in Diamond Bar.

Southern California’s most popular food trucks are scheduled for the Saturday, December 8th event and include the Lime Truck, winner of the Food Network’s “Great Food Truck Race – Season 2,” and My Delight Cupcakes, recognized as LA’s Cupcake Challenge winners. The other delicious, food fusion trucks include Jogasaki Sushi Burritos, Bool Korean BBQ, Komodo Truck, the Trailer Park Truck, and Slammin’ Sliders. A percentage of sales from each truck will be donated to benefit the event.

“The Diamond Bar High School FOOD FEST FUNDRAISER is always a terrific day for us,” said Tom Miller, owner and operator of Slammin’ Sliders Truck. “The community really comes out to support these food truck events and the October event at the high school was a success. We’re looking forward to being back in Diamond Bar.”

The planned FOOD TRUCK FEST will benefit Diamond Bar High School parent organizations, the Magnificent 7, representing the diverse community of students at the high school: Brahma Boosters, Brahma Foundation, Council of African American Parents (CAAP), Chinese American Parent Association (CAPA), Korean American Parent Association (KAPA), Hispanic Organization of Parents and Education (HOPE), and South Asian Parent Association (SAPA).

“These gourmet food truck fundraisers are always fun, community days with students, and families alike, here to enjoy some good and unique food and support Diamond Bar High School,” said Clark Rucker, president of the Magnificent 7. “We’re glad to continue with these successful fundraiser events.”

The admission donation for the Diamond Bar High School FOOD TRUCK FEST on Saturday, December 8th is $2.00 for adults, $1.00 for students, and children under 5 years old are admitted free. No outside food or beverages (or pets) are permitted. For more information visit www.dbhs.wvusd.k12.ca.us and follow the event on twitter @DBHSFoodFest.

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