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Sept. 22-23: Monthly Street Fair at COC

Press Release | Monday, Sep 17, 2012

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Bring your friends and families out the September 22-23 SCV Street Fair this weekend at College of the Canyons.

We have a ton of cool new vendors this month, as well as some of our favorite regulars.

As always, several famous Gourmet Food Trucks will be serving lunch both days. So, come out and get your grub on.

Saturday

Wake ‘N Bake – Breakfast Burritos & Sandwiches, Loaded Fries, Tacos

Texas Chili Pie Co. – The World’s Best Frito Pies!

Sugarbabies Cupcakery – Artisan Cupcakes

Sunday

Meat The Greek – Fresh Healthy Greek Food

The Bun Truck – Korean/Mediterranean Fusion Steamed Buns, Sandwiches and Sides

Sweet E’s Bakery– Mini Cupcakes & Decadent Cookies
Please come by and show some support for Soroptimist SCV who will be promoting their “Bras for a Cause” event on Oct. 7th.

About the Santa Clarita Street Fair

The Street Fair is held on the 4th weekend of EVERY month in the Stadium Parking Lot at College of the Canyons. Admission and parking are always FREE!

Event Hours:

Saturday 9am-5pm — Food Trucks 11am-3pm

Sunday 8am-3pm — Food Trucks 12:30pm-3pm

Guests may peruse over a variety of new, handmade and unique, one-of-a-kind items from a plethora of great vendors. Shop from fashion and jewelry to home wares and fine art, and everything in between!

2012 Street Fair Schedule:

January 28-29	July 28-29
February 25-26	August 25-26
March 24-25	September 22-23
April 28-29	October 27-28
May 26-27	November 24-25
June 23-24	December 15-16

Have a Suggestion?

Is there a band, food truck or vendor that you would like to see at the Street Fair? Let us know so we can get them out here!

We want to make the Street Fair a fun and memorable place you’ll want to bring your friends and family back to every month. If you have any comments or suggestions on how we can make your experience better, please share them with us!

Get Involved

The Street Fair has several volunteer opportunities each month. If you, or someone you know, needs to complete educational/religious community service hours, are bored and need something to do or would just like to give back to the community, please contact us.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call us at

661-299-2139.

See you at the Fair!

Thank you,

Loren Vallin-Flores

Santa Clarita Street Fair

Event Coordinator

661-299-2139 [office/fax]

www.SantaClaritaStreetFair.com

www.Facebook.com/SCVStreetFair

www.Twitter.com/SCVStreetFair

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