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Hester Street Fair Coming to Hollywood This Saturday
(Photos courtesy of Hester Street Fair)
This Saturday from 2 p.m.-10 p.m., Manhattan's famous indie street fair will be coming to Hollywood. There will be over 100 alternative apparel, accessory, and lifestyle vendors in attendance, as well as heaps of food purveyors and a craft cocktail/biergarten run by Reissco, commonly known for their work with A-Frame, Sunny Spot, the Brig, and the Alibi Room.
As for the food, Cousin's Maine Lobster truck, Coolhaus, Mama Masubi, Mandoline Grill, Bool BBQ, Dosa Truck, Gravy Train Poutinerie, Preservation Society, and Modern Bite will be in attendance.
You can view a bit more about the clothiers, jewlers, and artists that will be at the Hester Street Fair on their site. It will take place on Hollywood Blvd. and Argyle Ave., right near the Hollywood and Vine Metro stop. There will also be a paid parking lot on site.
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