Generous sponsors including Ace Beverage and the Solomon Family made sure that guests could enjoy complimentary beer and wine throughout the evening, and beloved L.A. food sources like the Crispy Truck, Tender Greens, Let's Be Frank, Burger Continental, Trader Joe's, Antigua Coffee House and L.A. Bakery provided ample hors d'oeuvres, food and coffee for all. As guests finally made their way home at the end of the evening, they did so with a renewed understanding of the challenges faced by so many young people in L.A. and the outstanding work being done by Inner-City Arts to combat those challenges. More than just a party or gala, Summer On 7th was first and foremost an evening of hope, which goes a long way towards explaining that truly special feeling experienced by any and all who were in attendance.
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