9th Annual How Weird Street Faire

by Scott Beale on April 28, 2008 · 0 comments

9th Annual How Weird Street Faire

The 9th Annual How Weird Street Faire, a street festival and benefit for the World Peace Through Technology Organization, takes place this Sunday, May 4th in San Francisco at Howard and 2nd Streets in SOMA.

The How Weird Street Faire is an experiment in creating peace, and a benefit for the non-profit World Peace Through Technology Organization. For its ninth year, faire is moving to a new location near downtown San Francisco. This year there will be seven city blocks filled with art and celebration, food and vendors from around the world selling unique and creative wares, and non-profit organizations to educate and inspire. And there will be performance artists and thousands of people in colorful costumes dancing in the streets.

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