Vegan Street Fair Westwood: Free October Edition

Vegan Street Fair has turned into a monthly fixture in Westwood Village, and the October edition lands on Sunday, October 18, from 11am to 4pm. Entry is free, and you don't have to eat vegan to enjoy it. If you're sketching out things to do in Los Angeles this fall, a daytime walk down a closed-off Broxton Avenue with a snack in each hand is an easy one to pencil in.

The pitch from the organizers is simple: a plant-based food celebration for vegans and non-vegans alike, with no judgment either way. Local vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants and vendors set up along the street, and the fair is part of a wider series of Vegan Street Fair events held in cities around the country.

What to expect

Street-fair style food is the draw. Vendors tend to sell smaller portions, so you can sample across the block instead of committing to one plate. Past editions in Westwood have featured vegan dumplings, corn dogs, tacos, tortas and baked goods, alongside sustainable and plant-friendly brands with booths of their own.

Expect a lively, casual crowd. Earlier Westwood editions have included DJs and live music, kids' activities and a beer garden for adults, though the lineup shifts from month to month. Check the Eventbrite listing and the organizers' social accounts closer to the date for the current vendor list and extras before you plan your route.

Practical info

• When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, 11am to 4pm
• Where: 1036 Broxton Avenue, Westwood Village, Los Angeles, CA 90024
• Cost: Free entry. Food and drinks are sold by each vendor.
• RSVP: Free registration on Eventbrite

Westwood Village is walkable once you arrive, but parking nearby is metered or in paid garages, so give yourself extra time. Broxton sits a few blocks north of Wilshire Boulevard, which makes the buses along Wilshire a reasonable way to skip the parking hunt. Bring a tote bag if you plan to pick up packaged goods, and some cash or a card for the smaller stalls. Midday tends to be the busiest stretch, so arriving right at 11am or in the last hour usually means shorter lines.

The Eventbrite page lists the fair as a free event, so registering ahead is worth the half minute it takes. It also puts you on the organizer's radar for the dates that follow. For more upcoming events Los Angeles has lined up, browse our festivals listings, or see everything we're tracking across Los Angeles.