We are excited to announce that planning has begun for this year’s Castro Street Fair!
Although the Fair may look a little different, pending potential guidance from SFDPH, we look forward to seeing you all in person on Sunday, October 3, 2021.
Interested in being a vendor? Registration has begun for those interested in becoming a vendor/exhibitor at this years’ event. Please visit register.castrostreetfair.org for more information or send us an email to vendors@castrostreetfair.org.
The Castro needs you! The Castro Street Fair Board of Directors has created a neighborhood scavenger hunt highlighting significant and historical facts about the Fair and the Castro neighborhood it celebrates. During this time when small businesses are hurting, bringing people to the Castro in a safe way is an important part of the Fair’s goal for 2020.
This fun, free activity kicks off on Sunday, September 27, and you can get your hunt on through Saturday, October 10.
Show us your smarts, and solve each clue to get to the next destination on the hunt route. Who knows, maybe you will see an old friend, meet someone new (at a distance,) or even win a prize. Please patronize a business, restaurant, or bar on your scavenger hunt journey!
Visit https://scavengerhunt.castrostreetfair.org/ to sign up for the Scavenger Hunt!
Harvey Milk started the Castro Street Fair in 1974 to encourage inclusiveness and togetherness, and one of his most famous quotes resonates today more than ever “Hope will never be silent”.
To honor those words, and to continue the tradition of a yearly Castro Street Fair merchandise, we created a Bonfire campaign with Tshirts and sweatshirts.
All proceeds of this campaign will be distributed amongst the beneficiary community organizations that have helped make the Castro Street Fair a reality in the previous years. It is for them that this fair exists, and we hope you donate and back the campaign to continue supporting them.
All proceeds will go directly to the following community organizations: