It was good the year they had it. Then we went the next and it wasn't there. There was no notice…read morethat the fair was cancelled.

Great Street Fair... spread out all over downtown Westfield. So many vendors selling so many…read morethings. Lots of food to choose from and plenty of activities to keep the kids busy. Great place to spend a leisurely Sunday walking around...

The festival seems to be nice…read more.. Unfortunately the staff is clueless: we brought our puppy with us to socialize her, checked if she was allowed inside, were charged entrance fee, walk in until an man rushed to us and told us we had to leave because dogs are not allowed. And by the way, we didn't get refund of the entrance fee. Disappointing experience. We won't come back.

Great festival! We go every year and the people who run it are very inviting. Food is excellentread more

Great street fair run by Craft - A - Fair (Ron & Tony) over 100 vendors (Food & Crafts). This was…read morethe second Street fair here during the spring and had a much larger turn out than last year. The Street Fair that brings out the largest crowd and even more vendors is the 25th Annual Farmingdale Fall Street Fair same location(Main Street) on October 12th & 13th this yr(2013).

Stopped by the fair on a very warm Sunday afternoon. I decided to take the train instead of driving…read moreand it is very conveniently located basically across the street from the train station. There were many vendors to check out and they had a nice selection of items. They also had a specific area set aside for the food vendors but there wasn't much seating. I only saw a few tables and chairs set up. As far as food they had a nice selection to choose from. I had a great empanada from Empanada Monster, some boardwalk fries, and your traditional twist soft ice cream cone. They also had the Cousins Maine Lobster Truck, and the Thai Food Addict Truck. I thought the prices were very reasonable. They were even selling cans of soda and water for $1.00 They also had a DJ to provide some entertainment and a bouncy house for the kids as well as some games to play. Very nice street fair...

Ever since I was little, my parents would take me out to the fairs, particularly the ones in…read moreCranford and Westfield since we obviously lived close-by to these areas. We go to these events every year to see what was being exhibited. The bigger size of the fair, the better, since there would be a lot on display for the visitors to see and possibly buy. We were always fond of the fairs in Cranford and Westfield because of it's sizes, and this year, this fair is still big, thus giving me the chance to see a lot on display. This fair was located in the heart of downtown Cranford. Various food vendors were available, selling different kinds of meals and snacks, particularly fried foods. Other vendors were selling crafts that they made, like candles and tiny picnic tables which were meant to hold salt and pepper shakers. More vendors also sold classic toys and sports memorabilia. There were also different organizations and companies onsite for distribution of various services (like Vivint and FIOS). Some of the tables from those organizations had little "Wheel Of Fortune" games for the kids. I certainly remember playing those games when I was a little boy in the 90s at the fairs. Overall, I'd say all of that was interesting. If that wasn't enough, there were some classic cars on display on one little side street. There actually wasn't that much, but it was enough for me to look and enjoy what was being shown. Who doesn't like looking at old, classic cars? If I had a favorite out of what I saw, I'd say it was the Porsche. I didn't recall seeing those cars at the Garwood event a few months ago. As I walked around, I got overwhelmed by the smell of the oil that was used for the fried foods. I wasn't amused by that. That also left me wondering whether or not the oil was replaced recently prior to the actual frying procedures. The smells were obviously not too far from the booths where the actual frying was taking place. The big size of the fairs in Cranford will always make me a fan! :D

Feast was good we arrived at 4pm on Saturday And people…read morewere still setting up They had a refreshing drink truck that served everything from pina colada to lemonade with a free refill to sandwich trucks and rice ball truck that were set up Parade was nicely organized And they even had toy stands to attract all the kids that were there in case they were too young or not interested in getting on any rides

A small little local tradition, but with fun rides and great food --- all for an amazing cause!…read more 2021 marks their 99th t year -- and after being suspended in 2020 due to Covid-19 --v its so good to be back!!!! . The sausage and peppers is awesome, just like the FIREWORKS!!! A great, small local event, really good for kids. With face- painting, games, rides, vendors selling local foods and wares, a some terrific raffles and more!!! My one and only complaint is that their one-and-only beer vendor D. Bertoline was only selling shifty beers this year and NONE of them were cold!!! What a shame!!!

This is a cute local street festival. The food and entertainment are very limited, and there are no…read moredogs allowed!

Every July around 2nd week is the Carnival sponsored by Or Lady of Mt Carmel Church. From…read moreWednesday to Saturday. Music under the stars at three band stand, rides, food and games if chance. Great time and money raised is for good cause.

Last year everyone was so friendly and wonderful. I enjoyed the food the area and the items vendedread more

I was there about 10 years ago , I had a great time . The only thing was I drove around for parking…read more.