Maria Klann
Google
I visited on Monday, 23rd (the last day) and the Festival was less crowded. I tried to go on Sunday and only the time that took me to try to drive through the people and traffic was too much time.
I saw different varieties of art pieces. They had for all tastes. I particularly liked one artist, that his name is Christopher and he had high resolution pictures in BIG sizes in acrylic. It looks very real and very creative pictures.
Also, I personal liked one lady that the husband is from China and he paints in canvas. Beautiful!
I didn't like the food. I only tried the giros, not too much meat and not to clean. A lot of fried food. I would like to see next time more healthy options. Ice cream, churros, candies, frosty lemonades. All these sounds good, but also the healthy version like açaí bold could be good.
I didn't see homemade and artisanal food and dessert, like: Italian cookies, hummus, herbs (mediterranean options), croissant (French food), wine options. I saw many stands of beer and a few for cocktails.
I saw dogs walking inside, I should brought mine.
A few tend with clothes and jewelry.
Good for families and friends and for small local business.
I didn't use the parking, but I saw one in $10.
Prices ranges: 25$ (entrance per day- general admission).
If you live in the area I think is 20$.