Annual StreetFest fills up Oakland’s Chinatown
on August 26, 2013
Oakland’s 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest took over several blocks of the city’s downtown area this weekend, boasting booths with food from local restaurants, free health services and musical entertainment. The StreetFest and a mini-carnival ran from 7th to 11th streets.
Hosted by the Oakland Chinatown Chamber of Commerce, the two-day StreetFest saw hundreds of Oaklanders stop by for fresh vegetables, free blood pressure screenings and dance shows. Cultural performances on both days entertained families with martial arts performances and jazz numbers in the Pacific Renaissance Plaza on 9th Street.
Take a look at the photos from the Chinatown StreetFest.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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- Oakland’s Chinatown saw the 26th annual Chinatown StreetFest take place this weekend, with booths representing local restaurants, musical entertainment and various services.
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Our family attended the festival Saturday afternoon and we enjoyed it very much. We liked the stage – watched a fan dance and other dancing children. My kid enjoyed the rides, food and walking around and exploring.