Thousand Oaks Rotary Street Fair
In real life Sunday, October 18, 2026 · 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The 34th annual street fair, billed as the largest event of its kind: more than 300 vendors, food trucks and live entertainment. Free admission.
The Thousand Oaks Rotary Street Fair closes a stretch of Moorpark Road between Hillcrest Drive and Wilbur Road for one Sunday each October. The 2026 fair, on October 18, is the 34th, and the Rotary Club of Thousand Oaks runs it.
It is a big, open-air shopping and food day with more than 300 vendors and more than 19,000 visitors expected. The club says all net proceeds go to local charities and community projects. It suits families, casual browsers and anyone who likes a long walk past craft stalls.
🎟 Cost: Free admission
🕒 When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
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What to expect
- Over 300 vendor booths: arts and crafts, retail, commercial, non-profit and community groups
- Food trucks and street-fair food
- Live entertainment
- A kids' area with rides and activities (donations appreciated)
- A chance to meet local first responders and medical professionals
Tips for going
- Free parking is available at the Janss Marketplace lot across the street.
- The fair runs 9 AM to 4 PM. Come early for the easiest parking and thinner crowds.
- Wear comfortable shoes. The fair stretches along several blocks of closed road.
- Bring sun protection. October afternoons in the Conejo Valley can be warm.
Questions people ask
Is it free?
Yes, admission is free. Food, shopping and some kids' activities cost money.
Where do I park?
The organizers point visitors to free parking at the Janss Marketplace lot across the street.
What time does it end?
The fair runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
Who benefits?
The Rotary Club of Thousand Oaks says 100% of net proceeds support local charities and community projects.
About Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks fills the Conejo Valley under the Santa Monica Mountains. It's a planned suburban city of valley oaks and open-space trails, home to Amgen's headquarters, the Civic Arts Plaza theaters and The Oaks mall.
Getting there: Thousand Oaks Transportation Center, on Rancho Road, is the local bus hub. Wildwood Regional Park's trail to Paradise Falls starts on the city's west side, in the Wildwood neighborhood.
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In real lifeSources: www.venturacountylocal.com · tostreetfair.com. Organizers change plans, so confirm before you go.
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