Orange International Street Fair
| Address | 112 E Chapman Ave, Orange, CA | ||||||
| Phone | (714) 633-4816 | ||||||
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| Website | orangestreetfair.org | ||||||
| Categories | Event Venue, Employment Center, Fair Trade Organization, Non-Profit Organization | ||||||
| Rating | 4 7 reviews | ||||||
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Orange International Street Fair reviews
7So much fun. Great atmosphere, great food and outstanding entertainment!
Food of every kind. The corn was so tender and sweet. Bands playing at every intersection. So much fun. Beer and wine served as well
In 1973, The City of Orange was looking for ideas to celebrate its one hundredth year. Inspired by the Orange Street Fair of 1910 it was decided that for their centennial celebration, Orange would have the Orange International Street Fair (OISF). The Fair was so successful that it has become an annual tradition during Labor Day weekend. The Fair is located near Plaza Park in the historic downtown district.
Credit- Iago about Us.wonderful site. Has so much history and the reasons for traditional cuisine streets. Pretty epic event. 550,000 Friends enjoyed & 4 generations of Family. It was hot but the smiles and laughs will last a lifetime;)
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It’s a great place to have fun and never know who you might run in to I love trying different ethnic foods and listening to the bands playing depending on the whether if it’s to hot I go around five in the evening and just munch out
No one was wearing a mask, and no effort was made to mitigate any sort of Covid risk. I felt very unsafe.
We have a blast going to this every year. Uber Or Lyft Or park close and ride a bike. Just be careful of drivers late at night. It’s a great Fair with good food, libations for all tastes, unique items for sale, fun atmosphere. Sure it’s crowded. It’s a street fair! Music, dancing, chit chat, it’s all fun.
I was surprised to learn just how many countries have hot dogs as their national dish and weak American beer as their national drink. Pay twice the price for food you can get in local restaurants on any day of the year. The bands and entertainment are quite good, but as a "food" festival this is a complete joke.