Queens Street Vendors: Waiting for Permits
April 12, 2023. New York, NY. Every weekend, below the 103rd Street-Corona Plaza station nearly 90 vendors set-up in and around the plaza. Credit: Andres Guerero
April 26, 2023. New York, NY. Queens' Corona Plaza attracts people from all over the city. Credit: Andres Guerero
May 1, 2023. New York, NY. Ismael Carvajal, from Puebla, Mexico, recently became the co-owner of Los Tacos de Birria Nueva Era in Queens' Corona Plaza. He has been working to get his vending permit, and build better relationships with authorities. Credit: Andres Guerrero
April 12, 2023. New York, NY. Food vendors in Queen's Cororna Plaza sell a varierty of home-style foods from all over Latin America like pupusas, tortillas, and tamales. Credit: Andres Guerero
March 16, 2023. On Thursday, steet vendors from accross NYC, and organizations with the NYC Street Vendor Justice Coalition rallied at City Hall calling on officials to implement 'street vendor reforms.' New York, NY. Credit: Andres Guerrero
March 16, 2023. On Thursday, steet vendors from accross NYC, and organizations with the NYC Street Vendor Justice Coalition rallied at City Hall calling on officials to implement 'street vendor reforms.' Street Vendor Justice Coalition organizer, Carina Kaufman, holding white papers with over 10,000 signatures from vendors who are waiting for vending licences. New York, NY. Credit: Andres Guerrero.
March 16, 2023. On Thursday, steet vendors from accross NYC, and organizations with the NYC Street Vendor Justice Coalition rallied at City Hall calling on officials to implement 'street vendor reforms.' A rally member holds a sign written in spanish: "NYC loves Vendors." New York, NY. Credit: Andres Guerrero
March 16, 2023. On Thursday, steet vendors from accross NYC, and organizations with the NYC Street Vendor Justice Coalition rallied at City Hall calling on officials to implement 'street vendor reforms.' The popular street desert, 'churros,' were being handed out to everyone in attendance. New York, NY. Credit: Andres Guerrero
May 1, 2023. New York, NY. People from all over the city come to Queens' Corona Plaza to experience home-style Latin American flavors. Credit: Andres Guerrero
April 12, 2023. New York, NY. Andres Robles, from Guatemala, works the day shift at a 24/7 produce stand in Queens' Corona Plaza. Credit: Andres Guerero
April 12, 2023. New York, NY. Every weekend, people from around the city come to Corona Plaza in Queens to eat their favorite home-style delights. Credit: Andres Guerero
May 1, 2023. New York, NY. Froilan Garcia set up a drinks stand in Queens' Corona Plaza during the pandemic. He said that vendors like him, who operate without a vendor's license, fear that the authorities will confiscate or throw away their goods. Credit: Andres Guerrero
April 19., 2023. New York, NY. A single food stand in Queens' Corona Plaza offers nearly a dozen different type of home-style dishes and drinks from across Latin America. Credit: Andres Guerero
April 26, 2023. New York, NY. Agua frescas like tamarindo are popular vebrages in Queens' Corona Plaza. Credit: Andres Guerero
April 19, 2023. New York, NY. Although Queens' Corona Plaza is open 24/7, most food vendors start closing down after 10 p.m. Credit: Andres Guerero
April 12, 2023. New York, NY. Corona Plaza in Queens, attracts people from all over the city. Credit: Andres Guerero