Vegan Street Fair Los Angeles in Westwood

Plenty of people in Los Angeles eat plant-based, and plenty more are just curious. The Vegan Street Fair is built for both groups. This monthly gathering sets up along Broxton Avenue in Westwood Village, and the November edition lands on Sunday, November 29. Admission is free, which makes it an easy pick when you are scanning things to do in Los Angeles after a holiday weekend.

When: Sunday, November 29, 2026, 11 AM to 4 PM Where: 1036 Broxton Avenue, Westwood Village, Los Angeles, CA 90024 Price: Free

What to expect

The organizers describe it as a vegan event for vegans and non-vegans alike, with no judgment attached. That is the real hook. You do not need to have cut out animal products to wander through, taste something and talk to the people making it.

Expect a street lined with plant-based food vendors, sustainable and cruelty-free brands, and the kind of easygoing crowd that comes with a daytime outdoor fair. Past editions have drawn a mix of street food, desserts and snacks, so arriving a little hungry is the right call. Specific vendors for the November date are not listed on the event page, so check the Eventbrite listing before you go for any updates.

Why Westwood Village

Broxton Avenue sits in the middle of Westwood Village, a walkable stretch of shops, cafes and restaurants just south of the UCLA campus. A street fair works well here because the foot traffic is already built in. You can graze at the fair, then duck into a nearby shop or sit down for a coffee without moving the car.

Getting there

Parking in the Village is a mix of metered street spots and public garages, and a Sunday fair can make the closest blocks busy. Give yourself extra time, or use a rideshare or a bus. Street closures around the fair footprint are common, so approach from the main boulevards and walk in the last few minutes.

Because it is a free event, you can drop in for a quick lunch or stay for the afternoon. Bring cash or a card for vendors, a reusable bag for anything you want to take home, and sunscreen, since a street fair offers little shade.

Planning the day

The fair works as a lunch stop, a gift-shopping detour or a low-pressure introduction to vegan cooking. Families are welcome, and the casual format means kids can graze without a long wait for a table. If you like checking LA events this weekend for something unscheduled and low-cost, a free street fair is a good bet.

Want more ideas for eating out across the city? Browse the rest of our food and drink events, and use the Eventbrite page above for the latest vendor and timing details before the date.