Orange International Street Fair 2026

The Orange International Street Fair is back in historic Old Towne Orange over Labor Day weekend, September 4-6, 2026. Each year, the streets surrounding the Orange Plaza are transformed into a celebration of international culture, including food from 14 ethnic pavilions, live entertainment on multiple stages, arts and crafts vendors, community organizations and activities for all ages.

OISF Details	Parking
Entertainment Lineup/Schedule	Food Booths
Arts & Crafts/Children’s Street	Community/Commercial Booths
Local Businesses	Tips for Everyone & Families
History	Orange Street Fair Map

OISF Details

What: OC Street Fair (Official Website)
Where: Plaza Park in Old Towne Orange (“The Circle”)
The event generally extends along Chapman Avenue from Grand Street to Lemon Street and along Glassell Street from Almond Avenue to Maple Avenue.
Download 2026 Orange Street Fair Map PDF
Date: Friday, September 4, 2026
Hours: 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm (alcohol sales 5 pm – 9:30 pm)
Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
Hours: 10 am to 10:00 pm (alcohol sales 10 am – 9:30 pm)
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2026
Hours: 10 am to 10:00 pm (alcohol sales 10 am – 9:30 pm)
Cost: No entrance fee; fees vary for food, beverages, crafts and Children’s Street. There is a $4 fee for a wrist band to drink alcohol. Wrist bands are available at all 4 entrances (N/S Chapman; E/W Glassell)

2026 Orange International Street Fair information is based on the latest available event details and is subject to change. Entertainment schedules, vendors, food booths, street closures and other event information may be updated by organizers before or during the event.

Parking

There is street parking and several public parking lots in the surrounding area for a fee charged by local non-profit organizations. Many establishments and residents also provide parking for a fee (at your own risk). Chapman University has parking for a fee typically lower than the lots charge. The OCTA and Metrolink Station is located 2 blocks from the event.

The following street closures are now in effect Friday through Monday, September 7, at 8 am:
Chapman Ave. is completely closed from Lemon St. to Grand St.
Glassell St. is completely closed from Almond Ave. to Maple Ave.

Streets with permitted parking restrictions in the Old Towne area will have those restrictions suspended during the three day event, beginning Friday, September 4th until Sunday, September 6th.

Orange Street Fair Festivities

Food & Drink Areas

The 14 ethnic food sections are Australia, Lebanon, France, Polynesia, USA, Irish, Swiss, England, Argentina, Mexico, Italy, Asia, Greek, and German.

Country	Organizations	Food / Items	Beverages
Australia	Job’s Daughters International (Bethel 337)	Dagwood dogs, Fairy donuts, Tim Tams	Water
Lebanon	St. John Maron	Beef Shawerma, Chicken Shawerma, Falafel, Fries, Baklawa	Water
France	Elmo Volleyball Boosters	Crêpes	Beer, Seltzers
Polynesia	Vanguards Football Boosters	Pork Sliders, Frozen Popsicles	Water
USA	Villa Park High School Softball Boosters; L’Arche Wavecrest; Orange North Rotary Club; Scottish Rite of Freemasonry; Orange Blossoms Auxiliary-Assistance League; Assisteens Auxiliary-Assistance League; Orange Plaza Traditions, Inc.	Corn on the Cob, Funnel Cakes with Strawberry/Chocolate/Caramel Sauces, Dip N Dots, Spiral Potatoes	Beer, Seltzers, Water, Margaritas, Champagne, Wine, Lemonade
Irish	Old Towne Preservation Association	Bratwurst in Rolls, French Fries	Water, Beer
Swiss	Izaak Walton League of America Orange	Swiss Sausage	Beer, Lemonade
England	Orange High Baseball Boosters; Orange Panther Boys Basketball, Inc.	Battered/Fried Cod, Chips (Fries)	Sodas, Bottled Water, Beer, Seltzers
Argentina	Orange Junior Soccer Club	Meat Pies	Beer, Seltzers
Mexico	Apostolic Church of Orange; El Modena Boys Basketball Booster Club; El Modena High School Softball Booster Club, Inc.	Tacos, Quesadillas, Burritos, Taquitos, Asada Fries, Beans, Rice, Fries, Churros, Ice Cream	Horchata, Jamaica, Canned Soda, Bottled Water, Beer, Seltzers
Italy	Orange County USA Italian Renaissance Foundation	Sausage Sandwiches, Meatball Sandwiches, Pasta, Pizza, Cannoli, Italian Ice	Soda, Water, Italian Sparkling Water, Beer, Seltzers
Asia	Casa Teresa, Inc.; Freedom Way Inc.	Orange Chicken Bowl, Sweet Chili Chicken Bowl, Shrimp Tempura Bowl, Combo Plate, Vegetarian Spring Roll	Thai Iced Tea, Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade, Strawberry Lemonade, Beer, Seltzers
Greek	St. John Baptist Greek Orthodox Church; El Modena Girls Basketball Booster Club	Gyro on Pita Bread, Souvlaki, Feta Fries, Loukoumades, Greek Pastry	Water, Beer, Seltzers
German	Lutheran High School Association of Orange County (Orange Lutheran H.S.); Knights of Columbus 4922 FR J J Juba Council	Brats, Spicy Brats, Chips	Water, Sodas, Beer, Seltzers

Entertainment

The street fair features eight entertainment stages, including the Main Stage. Acts include original artists, cover bands and traditional ethnic music so there’s something for pretty much everyone. The opening ceremonies of the fair are also held on the Main Stage.

Orange Street Fair Stages

• Main Stage Orange Street Fair
• American Stage
• German Street Stage
• Greek Street Stage
• Irish Street Stage
• Mexican Street Stage
• Polynesian Street Stage
• Youth Street Stage

Main Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Opening Ceremony	5:30 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Minor Strut	5:45–6:30 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Wild Adults	7:00–7:45 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Monark	8:30–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Mona Nui	10:00–11:00 AM
Sat, Sept. 5	OC Jazz	11:45 AM–12:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Wimberly’s	1:30–2:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Johnny Ramos	3:00–4:15 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	The New Beginnings Band	5:00–6:00 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Fenians	6:45–7:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Party Punks	8:30–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Friends Church Band	10:00–11:00 AM
Sun, Sept. 6	Solution	11:45 AM–12:45 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Rythmo Mariachi	1:30–2:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	89 Vision Band	3:00–4:15 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Lilly & Thorns	5:00–6:00 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Hot Lava	6:45–7:45 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Harlis Sweetwater	8:30–9:30 PM

American Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Friendly Indianans	5:30–6:30 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Franny and the Tremors	7:00–8:00 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Ruby Red	8:30–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Checkered Daydreams	10:00–11:00 AM
Sat, Sept. 5	Buckshot	11:45 AM–12:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Walter Michaels Band	1:30–2:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Nice and Swell	3:00–4:15 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Los Naranjitos	5:00–6:00 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Funky Syndrome	6:45–7:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	747	8:30–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Echo Riders	10:00–11:00 AM
Sun, Sept. 6	Midnight Jazz Project	11:45 AM–12:45 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Groovetown	1:30–2:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Coup Deville	3:00–4:15 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Rewind	5:00–6:00 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Yellow Dog	6:45–7:45 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	All American Goodtime Band	8:30–9:30 PM

Irish Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	American Wake	5:30–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Sligo Rags	10:00 AM–1:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	American Wake	2:30–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	American Wake	10:00–10:45 AM
Sun, Sept. 6	Sligo Rags	11:30 AM–3:15 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	American Wake	4:00–9:30 PM

Mexican Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Latin Lowdown	5:45–9:00 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	DJ NJOY ENT.	10:00–10:45 AM
Sat, Sept. 5	Latin Lowdown	11:30 AM–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	DJ NJOY ENT.	10:00–10:45 AM
Sun, Sept. 6	Latin Lowdown	11:30 AM–9:30 PM

Greek Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Grecian Nights with George Karambelas	5:15–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Grecian Nights with George Karambelas	10:00 AM–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Grecian Nights with George Karambelas	10:00 AM–9:30 PM

German Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Die Sauerkrauts	7:00–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	OLU Karaoke	10:00 AM–3:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Die Sauerkrauts	4:30–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Die Sauerkrauts	4:30–9:30 PM

Polynesian Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	Lawncrashers	5:45–9:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Tropic Tunes Streaming	10:45–11:45 AM
Sat, Sept. 5	Moana Nui Dancers	12:30–1:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Hula with Kamaile Kailua	2:15–3:15 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	The Walnuts	4:00–6:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Rodney Moon and the Little Dippers	7:30–9:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Tropical Tunes Streaming	10:45–11:45 AM*
Sun, Sept. 6	Tequila Worms	2:15–5:00 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	The Mai Tais	5:45–9:30 PM

Youth Stage

Date	Artist / Entertainment	Time
Fri, Sept. 4	School of Rock – Santa Ana	6:15–7:15 PM
Fri, Sept. 4	Pacific Conservatory	7:45–8:30 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	El Lucero Folklor Mexicano	11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Area 91	12:45–1:45 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Laurie Ann’s Music School	2:30–3:15 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	The CAAB Band	4:15–5:15 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Pacific Conservatory	6:00–7:00 PM
Sat, Sept. 5	Ghost of You	7:45–8:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Latin Mirage Dance Studio	11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Corona Academy of Music and Art	12:45–1:45 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Rythmo Mariachi	2:30–3:30 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	TBD	4:15–5:15 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	Broknband	6:00–7:00 PM
Sun, Sept. 6	School of Rock – Tustin	7:45–8:45 PM

Arts & Crafts Booths

The handmade arts and crafts section features over 50 booths with work from local artisans. Vendors sell handmade items, such as original art, fashion accessories, jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, home decor and more, as opposed to mass produced goods.

Enchantees, YL Crochet, East Coast Design, The Resin Man, Drunk Cactus, Sparkle Jewelry, Dragon Flame Shop, Silly Yeti, Cuidado Con Frida, Ronis Treasures, Creative Henna, Priti Art, Cosmic Co, Pin Plugged, Cork Hats, New London Enterprises, CLK, Moose Haven Farm, Ciesele Leather, Mi Amor Imports, Celina Ewing, Mexisons, Caracol Designs, Maria Moncayo, Captive Photo Booths, Lilly Rose, Bling It Hats, KnBc, Bath Bomb by Jay, Kevin Sullavan, Art by Dano, Kelseys Korner, Anke Specialties, Jq Paws, Amanda Inc., JK Fashion, Africa by Design, Fancy Feet, Alberly USA, Enchantees, 73sense7day, East Coast Design.

Children’s Street

Children’s Street is dedicated to kids with crafts, games and snacks. There is a bouncy house, slide and many games where kids can win prizes.

There is no smoking, alcohol sales, or consumption on Children’s Street. Children’s Street is located on North Orange St. at East Chapman Ave.

Community Booths/Commercial Booths

Local non-profits showcase the causes they support and local companies promote their businesses.

Commercial

ABT Boutique, Legendary Calrep, Anaheim Ducks Hockey Club, Lifetime Outdoor Living, Bobby Grinch Auto Care, MODE Renovation LLC, Cutco/Tandem Partners, Old World HB, Dermfx, Marias Catering, District Attorney Todd Spitzer, Realm, SunRice, Ripped Jerky, Donna’ Gifts, Shugarman’s Bath, Five Star Bath Solutions, Straub Distributors, Funny Novelties Products, Sweet Stop, Mojo, System Pavers, Hyatt Vacation, T-Mobile, Kaleo Marketing, Winning Ways, Kkandies, X-Treme Pools & Hardscapes, Leaf Home.

Community

Calvary Chapel Old Town, Orange Grove Lodge, Orange Elks, Int’l School of Orange County, Orange Park, Democratic Party of Orange County, Ask the Mayor, Orange County Republican Party.

Sponsors

Safe OC, Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner, Derm FX – the Ultimate Skin Experience, The Law Offices of Patrick E. Smith, Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer, Santiago Canyon College, Brandy Romero, Orange County Supervisor Vince Sarmiento, Santiago Canyon College District, Raising Cane’s, Micholab Ultra, AJ Ricci.

Local Businesses

Most local establishments located throughout the street fair are open for business during this time. While there will be plenty of food and drink options supporting non-profits at the fair sometimes you need to get away from the bustle of the fair.

Nearby restaurant and bar options include Citrus City Grille, Zito’s Pizza, Bagel Me!, Baba G, Gabbi’s Mexican Kitchen, Smoqued California BBQ, Wahoo’s Fish Tacos, Haven Craft Kitchen + Bar, The Filling Station, Rutabegorz, Finney’s Crafthouse, Bosscat Kitchen & Libations, 1886 Brewing Company, Chapman Crafted Beer, O’Hara’s Pub, The District Lounge, Provisions Deli & Bottle Shop, O Sea, Urth Caffé, Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, The Taco Stand, Blaze Pizza, The Pizza Press, Starbucks and many more.

Shopping options include many thrift, antique and arts and crafts stores.

Orange Street Fair Tips

• Bring your ID if you plan to drink alcohol or visit bars.
• Bring cash for parking, food, drinks, games and crafts.
• Wear comfortable shoes for all the walking and spilled drinks. Consider not wearing open-toed shoes for this reason.
• During the day don’t forget the sunscreen and hats. It’s almost always hot and there isn’t a lot of shade.
• Bring water, it’s available but at street fair prices.
• Uber or Lyft there to beat the parking and for responsible drinking. The train or Metrolink, which runs a street fair promotion, are options as well.
• Arrive in a smaller car to park in the smaller open street spots.
• Make sure you have a designated driver.
• Check out the music lineup to see your favorite band.
• There are often long lines at popular booths (Greek gyros, funnel cakes, some ethnic favorites), especially later.
• Find fun places to go in Old Towne Orange and movies, television shows and commercials filmed there.
• Go with an Elk member. The Orange Chapter is located right in the middle of the street fair. It is a great place to slip away for a quick rest, drink and even play some pool, darts or shuffle board.
• No pets allowed except service animals.
• No Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, roller skates, wagons, tricycles, and similar wheeled recreational devices.
• Seating is limited and lawn chairs are NOT allowed.
• Local businesses remain open at their discretion.

Additional Tips for Parents/Families

• If you have young kids bring a stroller even for ones that are mostly done with strollers. There can be a lot of walking with little seating available.
• Compact strollers are best, big strollers are difficult to navigate the crowds.
• Get there right when it opens for the best parking and least amount of crowds.
• Drinking and smoking increases as the day goes on and into the night (read rowdier). The earlier the better for families. Early Friday night and early Saturday and Sunday during the day.

Common Complaints About The Orange Street Fair

• Difficult to find parking, long walk to fair
• Overpriced alcohol, food, activities and parking
• Expect porta-potties. Seating is scarce and lawn chairs are not allowed. Plan accordingly.
• Very crowded and can get rowdy
• Too much drinking and smoking
• Very hot, not much shade or seating
• The international food isn’t authentic, great or diverse (a lot of sausages)

Orange Street Fair History

The Orange International Street Fair (OISF), started in 1973 when the City of Orange wanted to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Inspired by the 1910 Orange Street Fair, the centennial celebration drew 50,000 people and was so successful that it became an annual tradition. As the street fair grew in popularity, it eventually replaced the Orange May Festival, an earlier community celebration marking the start of the Valencia orange harvest that ended in 1991.

2026 Orange Street Fair Map

Here is the 2026 Orange Street Fair map:

Hotels Near Old Towne Orange

• the Richland Hotel (Orange Circle)
• ALOHotel by Ayres (Block of Orange)
• Ayres Hotel (Block of Orange)
• Best Western Orange Plaza (Chapman/Main)
• Big A Motel (Katella/Glassell)
• Castaway Inn by Wyndham (Chapman/Main)
• Civic Center Inn & Suites (Glassell/22)
• Days Inn by Wyndham (Main/Palmyra)
• Doubletree by Hilton (Block of Orange)
• Orange Tustin Inn (Tustin/22)
• Red Roof Inn (MainPlace Mall)
• Sky Palm Motel (Chapman/Tustin)
• Hotel Fera Anaheim, a DoubleTree by Hilton

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