Encinitas Spring Street Fair Returns This Weekend—Here’s What You’ll Love

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If you’re looking for something fun, free, and full of local flavor this weekend, the Encinitas Spring Street Fair is your move. On April 26–27, from 9 AM to 5 PM, downtown Encinitas will transform into a buzzing street party stretching along six blocks of Coast Highway 101—from D Street to J Street. Whether you’re a longtime local or just visiting for the day, this event is the ultimate way to soak up everything Encinitas does best: sunshine, good vibes, creative flair, and community pride.

This fair isn’t just a few booths and a funnel cake stand (though yes, there will be amazing food). With over 450 vendors, you’ll find everything from handmade jewelry and beachy home décor to artisan snacks and vintage threads. Bring your tote bag—you’re gonna need it.

Feeling thirsty? Head over to the beer garden, where you can sip local brews or wine while enjoying live tunes on the Main Stage. Music lovers, take note: there are multiple performance zones, including the Lumberyard Courtyard Stage and a Community Stage featuring everything from bands to dance groups. Basically, wherever you turn, there’s something cool going on.

Got kiddos in tow? This is a family-friendly event, and there’s plenty to keep little ones entertained—from rides and games to interactive exhibits. Bonus: if you’re biking over, there’s a free bike valet so you can cruise in stress-free.

The best part? Admission is totally free. Whether you’re hunting for unique finds, vibing to live music, or just out for a stroll with a fresh lemonade in hand, the Encinitas Spring Street Fair is the kind of local tradition that feels like summer came early.

Mark your calendars, grab your friends, and don’t forget your sunhat—Encinitas is calling.

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