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One of the live hulas...ummm...are those hands supposed to be alava??
One of the live hulas...ummm...are those hands supposed to be alava??
Glen Park Festival
Glen Park Festival
my tri tip sandwich
my tri tip sandwich
food booths at the Glen Park Festival
food booths at the Glen Park Festival
Street closed for booths
Street closed for booths
[1200 - 2999] Diamond St
San Francisco, CA 94131
http://www.glenparkfestival.com

Glen Park Festival is a community event held annually in San Francisco, CA, offering a variety of activities and entertainment for attendees.

The festival aims to bring together local residents and visitors to celebrate the vibrant culture and spirit of the Glen Park neighborhood.

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4.58 reviews
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Michael C.
4/25/2016

I love living in Glen Park. The best way to describe it is a cute little town in the middle of San Francisco. We've got our own grocery store, cheese boutique, GPS serving $4 cocktails, a book...

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Fancypants X.
4/25/2010

Today is the perfect sunny day for the 12th Annual Glen Park Festival. Going on from 10 am-4:30 pm, the street festival is being held on Diamond Street in the quaint Glen Park...

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Ninja H.
6/1/2010

What's there not to love about this??...Beautiful day, local businesses, community neighbors, children laughing and playing, live entertainment...and I can walk here from my house in about 15...

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Elaine Y.
4/27/2014

This is a great festival that celebrates all that is Glen Park and all the businesses that are in the area. Mutliple booths sell Glen Park inspired t-shirts, totes, etc but there's also booths...

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Karen L.
4/29/2012

Today was the first time I've attending this festival, and I loved it. Lots of variety of vendors, great ambiance, and lots of options for kids and families. Good people and great energy. My...

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