San Bruno Avenue Community Festival

This festival is becoming an annual thing for the San Bruno Ave. Community.
If i remember correctly, i was in 6^th grade when i first saw this Festival.(it is still going on now) I was surprise because i thought only Chinatown had such thing.
My friends and I went to check it out and it was pretty cool. They had food stands, clothes stands and we even saw some cool animals like a baby camel.
I think this is a awesome event that brings the San Bruno Ave. community together. Keep this thing going!

The 2010 festival is Sunday, Sept. 26 it promises to be another wonderful event for families and folks interested in checking out a diverse and affordable area of the city. Lots of activities for kids.

This year’s was so much more impressive than last year’s festival. Lots more booths, food, and activities for the kids (and the rest of us). It’s a manageable little fair and is very family-​oriented. It’s a great way to meet the neighbors and see what local businesses are doing. This festival and the Bernal Heights Fiesta on the Hill are my favorite SF street fairs.

Third Annual San Bruno Avenue Community Festival this Sunday
Sunday, September 18, 10am — 5pm
One of San Francisco’s best kept secrets, the annual San Bruno Avenue Community Festival highlights the diversity, character and distinctiveness of one of the city’s most interesting and fastest growing neighborhoods, the Portola District. The 2005 Festival will feature gourmet food from area restaurants, outdoor dining, arts, crafts and community booths, a large children’s activity area with pony rides and a petting zoo, and entertainment areas throughout the event.
This year’s Festival takes place on Sunday, September 18, 2005 from 10am to 5pm on San Bruno Avenue between Bacon and Silliman Streets.
Admission is free and open to the public.