A small street festival that included food trucks (delicious!), vendors (I bought a very cute necklace!), and musical entertainment (good music). I also won a shirt from the Pepsi truck! So yes, I had fun! But I'm glad I didn't pay full price for the tickets. In fact, they should be less. It's not a very ig street festival. Heck, even the farmers market in Monrovia is bigger!

My expectations may negatively have influenced my rating. The "festival" was about a city block long, and felt more like a neighborhood block party than a festival. Pros: well-organized, eco-friendly, open mic readings, and great music on the KCRW stage. Cons: too small to make it interesting, food trucks varied quite a bit in quality, no hand washing near the porta potties (beyond gross!).

Event only had two musical venues, at either end of the blocked off street. One act was pretty bad; the other stage had a very long transition between acts. In between were a lot of vendors selling stuff, some good, some kitsch. Plus food trucks. You can find a better selection of food trucks at the First Friday event in Venice on Abbott Kinney for free. Did have ample honey buckets and one water station, but not sure what we paid for. If you're a resident of the neighborhood maybe fun, but otherwise it was just a "fair" that was hard to get too and should have been free to attend. Would not recommend.