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The U District Street Fair is back for one weekend only this May & here’s what to expect

Seattle is officially in the spring swing of things. Between Folklife, Garage Sale Day, and now the U District Street Fair, there’s plenty of fun to be had under the sun. Here’s what you’ll be able to check out at this year’s street fair.

Like years past, you’ll be able to shop from hundreds of local vendors ranging from local artisans to vintage and more. The festival attracts thousands of Seattleites who are ready to enjoy time in the sun, wander and shop locally. You can attend with your friends, and family or enjoy it as a solo outing.

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You’ll also be able to enjoy a host of food trucks with a range of eats from sweet to savory. You can of course also stop in one of the many local businesses that are located along the street fair route. While you eat you can enjoy live entertainment and music from an array of artists.

So be sure to market your calendars because you don’t want to miss out on America’s longest-running street festival. You can learn more at the festival’s website. Enjoy!

U District Street Fair

When: May 21st & 22nd
Where: U District
Cost: Free/Varies

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