Thanks YELP for the tickets! What a variety of stations. Besides chocolate and wine there was…read moremustard, cigars, cheese, jerky, jelly, hot sauce, crystals, stuffed pepperoni, lotions and lip balms. All the offerings were local which is appreciated. There was also a guest chef talking about cooking with chocolate and samples while the DJ spun tunes.

This is my second year attending the Greek Festival! At first glance you may think eh... not much…read morehere. But there's always music and people dancing! The food is A-MAZ-ING! We had chicken souvlaki and of course a gyro... so good! Spanakopita was also delish. Don't forget to get the Baklava when you go! There are are few vendors selling items as well. The people are what makes this place fun. Everyone is friendly! Everyone is dancing! It's over for this year but be sure to put this on your list of things to do next year!

Looking forward to going this year to have fun and enjoy the music. The Greek life, the food…read moreeverything every year I go. I'm so appreciative to having that there

Best party nights in the summer. Everyone is out and for the most part it goes better than id ever…read moreexpect. Rochester needs these events. Summer is too short! If rain holds off you see many people you know & can network with. Food bands music drinking and more. Sure idiots any place you go; but overall a rare fun summer gathering party... shame its been reduced. Pathetic actually.

Took some out of town friends that have never been before, they definitely expected more art…read moretents...however it seemed like it was the normal amount to me. Lots of bight photographs and artists with their home made items. Mixed in with local food vendors and food trucks...so many choices and samples galore. Local radio stations with sign ups for prizes and giveaways. The people watching is the best, so much entertainment ...grab some food and sit back and enjoy! If you don't fill like the street food is your thing most of the restaurants on Park ave have outside seating too. I like to go every year for a nice walk and to check out the local artists all in one area.

It's not as exciting as it could be. The food is mainly generic and overpriced and doesn't even…read moreseem to be local. The places that are local are less overpriced. There is less food than I expected. The art and other products available to buy are okay, but only a few places stood out as actually interesting among lots of generic stuff. Meanwhile, it turns the neighborhood into a zoo with lots of parties with beer pong on lawns and no parking anywhere. I'm told this is a big event, but I wasn't all that impressed with it. Seemed like any street fair anywhere, and nothing special, unfortunately.

Dear Fringe Festival- you never do disappoint... especially this year.. Cirque Du Fringe Claws Up…read morewas a laugh fest full of Oooh's and Ahh's - I mean first the Spiegeltent is such a wonderful venue, second Dawn's Spiegelgarden has great selection of drinks and the vibe is always chill and creative.. I look forward to the Rochester Fringe Fest every year!!! Till next year... Claws Up!!!!

This festival truly has something for everyone! The performance art ranges from music, to plays,…read moreart exhibits, dance, acrobatics, and comedy. These events can take place all across the city of Rochester, as there are many different experiences over the course of the festival. I've seen impressive large scale performances at the fringe festival such as a performance by Bandaloop on the side of five star city bank. I've also seen modernized Shakespeare as well as Drunk Shakespeare (Shotspeare). All of these experiences were top notch. I'd highly recommend attending at least one event each year! Check out the festival schedule early to grab your tickets for headliners before they sell out!

Great Festival!!! Friday night is great music this year by ZBTB. Amazing food truck vendors as well…read moreas the bars, ice cream and restaurants that are open. On Saturday and Sunday they add on more great music, more great food trucks. Then you have your craft vendors of sorts and random events like the duck race on Sunday.

This was so fun!!! So many vendors! There were a wide variety of vendors, and it was all well…read moreorganized. Interesting things to look at and good food, too. It was fun to watch the Duck Race- they dumped rubber duckies from the bridge!! There was live music over in one section (by the B-side) and you could sit at a table in the shade. Looking forward to next year's Canal Days!

Wonderful vendors. Spaced out well. You can easily spend a few hours there without feeling crowded…read moreor rushed.

The weather did not cooperate. It was hot, but this Arts Festival is impressive. It covers 5 city…read moreblocks with many vendors selling their craft pieces, paintings, scented candles, copper garden ornaments, wooden hand-carved household items, and many more. There are food trucks with a wide variety of choices. It is the largest Art Festival I have visited. Quite impressive. I hope the vendors did well in their sales.