Free entry · Family friendly · Rain or shine
One street. Forty makers. One long Saturday.
Lantern Row Street Fair fills the whole block with bakers, potters, plant people and a brass band. Come hungry. Stay for the lanterns.
- Saturday
- When
- 12–8 pm
- Hours
- Lantern Row
- Where
- Free
- Entry
What's on
Eat, make, play, wander.
Six things you will find between the first booth and the last lantern.
- Taste
Food from down the road
Fresh bread, pickles, lemonade and barbecue, all made within a few blocks of the row.
- Make
Things made by hand
Candles, knits, pottery and prints from the people who made them. Ask them anything.
- Play
A corner for kids
Face paint, ring toss and a lantern parade at one o'clock. Strollers welcome.
- Listen
Live on the stage
A local brass band at four, then the open mic until the lanterns come on.
- Grow
A free plant swap
Bring a cutting, take a cutting. Seed packets and window-box starters, too.
- Meet
Your neighbors
The library friends, the block-party crew and a tool-lending table. Sign up for something.
The row
Who is where.
Tap a booth on the plan, or switch to the list and search. Pick a kind of booth to light up just those.
- Food & drink
- Makers & crafts
- Plants & garden
- Kids & games
- Community
- 1Food & drinkHoneybee Bread Co.Sourdough, rolls and honey buns baked this morning.
- 2Makers & craftsWren & Thistle CandlesHand-poured soy candles, scented from the neighborhood.
- 3Plants & gardenPocket GardenHerbs, succulents and window-box starters.
- 4Makers & craftsLoop & Lark KnitsScarves, hats and baby blankets in local wool.
- 5Food & drinkTin Whistle LemonadeFresh-squeezed lemonade in three flavors.
- 6CommunityLibrary FriendsUsed books for a dollar, and library cards while you wait.
- 7Kids & gamesFace Paint CornerDragons, flowers and tigers. Five minutes a face.
- 8Food & drinkMarlow's PicklesBrined, fermented and very crunchy.
- 9Makers & craftsAsh & Clay PotteryMugs and bowls thrown in a garage studio two blocks away.
- 10Kids & gamesRing Toss AlleyWin a paper lantern. Ages three and up.
- 11CommunityNeighbors TogetherBlock party sign-ups and a tool-lending library.
- 12Plants & gardenGreen Thumb SeedsHeirloom seed packets and a free plant swap table.
- 13Food & drinkSmoke & Ember BBQPulled pork, slaw and cornbread by the plate.
- 14Makers & craftsPaper Moth PrintsScreen prints and cards drawn by local artists.
- A1Makers & craftsFern & Fable StudioSells online and ships anywhere. No booth on the day, but listed so people can find them.
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- Honeybee Bread Co.
- Wren & Thistle Candles
- Pocket Garden
- Loop & Lark Knits
- Tin Whistle Lemonade
- Library Friends
- Face Paint Corner
- Marlow's Pickles
- Ash & Clay Pottery
- Ring Toss Alley
- Neighbors Together
- Green Thumb Seeds
Join in
Be part of the row.
- Makers & sellers
Bring your table
Apply for a boothForty spots, a flat booth fee and a place on the map. Tell us what you make and we will do the rest.
- Volunteers
Lend a hand for a shift
Sign up to helpSet-up, the info table, the kids' corner or clean-up. Pick a shift and we will save you a shirt.
Good to know
Before you come.
Is it really free?
Yes. Walking the row costs nothing. Food and goods are priced by each booth, and most take cards.
What if it rains?
The fair runs rain or shine. Every booth has a tent, and the stage has a roof.
Can I bring my dog?
Leashed dogs are welcome on the row. Please keep them clear of the food booths.
Where do I park?
There is free bike parking at the south end of the row. Cars are best left on the side streets, a short walk away.
See you Saturday
The lanterns come on at seven.
Come early for the bread. Stay late for the band.