Overview Vegan Street Fair is a free Los Angeles food festival where every vendor signs a waiver that its food is 100% vegan, portions come bite-size so people can eat their way down the row, and the fair says more than 70% of the people who come are not vegan. Its organizers bill it as the world's largest vegan festival, built for vegans and non-vegans alike. In 2026 it ran as a monthly fair on Broxton Avenue in Westwood Village. VSF Connects, a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit, runs it. On site Entry is free and guests pay each vendor directly by card or tap. A fair holds anywhere from 25 to 200 vendors depending on the location, and each stall runs a general line and a Fast Pass line, where pass holders can buy up to two items per visit. Swag bags sell alongside the Fast Pass. DJs play while stilt walkers, balloon artists, face painters and hoopers work the crowd. Children and dogs are welcome, the restrooms and tables are accessible, and the fair runs rain or shine. The fair's own advice is to arrive early, because vendors sell out. Audience The fair describes that majority as neither vegan nor plant-based, and it is all ages: families come with children and dogs. The Saturday of the March 2026 fair opened with a morning run club. Track record Vegan Street Fair started in 2014. By 2026 it counted more than 2,000 vendors and more than 250,000 attendees since 2015. VSF Connects also started Vegan Creator Con, a nonprofit program that trains and connects vegan creators. Brand presence Vegan America partnered on the 2026 swag bags, and NoQ Group appeared beside it on the fair's site. Brands book through a call with the fair's head of partnerships rather than the vendor portal.