• What is the Renegade Craft Fair?
• What kinds of crafts will be there?
• When and where is the fair being held?
• How do I get there?
• Is there parking nearby?
• Is there an entry fee?
• Are pets allowed?
• Are there activities for kids?
• How are your vendors selected?
• Who makes RCF happen?
• Are Sponsorships available?
• How can I get involved?

The Renegade Craft Fair is a large-scale DIY event featuring hundreds of independent artists and their unique handmade items. RCF is held in cities across the US every year - including Brooklyn, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles & Austin . The fair is known for being one of the first events of its kind, and for featuring top-notch indie-craft artists and designers who travel from all over the map to participate. Click here to read more about the history of Renegade!

At RCF you’ll find all sorts of cool handmade stuff – including clothing, housewares, posters + prints, plush items, ceramics, jewelry, stationery + much more. Each Renegade Craft Fair draws hundreds of applicants, each individually juried so that only the best arts + crafts are available.

The fair also features food + drink, marching bands, entertainers, dj’s, raffles, workshops, photobooths and other festivities! Check out our photos to get an idea of what the fair has to offer!

LA’s 2nd Annual event will take place Saturday + Sunday, July 24 + 25 from 11AM – 7PM each day.  The Fair is being held at the Los Angeles State Historic Park (aka The Cornfields), which is located at 1245 North Spring Street - adjecent to Chinatown and nearby Dodger Stadium.

When we first visited the magnificent, green grounds of the Park, we instantly knew that Renegade has found its new L.A. home!

We encourage you to take public transportation to the Fair! If you have access to the Metro Rail, the park is less than a block away from the Chinatown Station on the Metro Gold Line. Visit LA Metro to plan your trip!

Driving Directions
Use 1245 North Spring Street as your Destination Address when Google Mapping/MapQuesting, etc.

101F Northbound or Southbound
Exit Alameda Street, turn right at the off ramp and Alameda turns into North Spring Street.  The park will be on your left.

I-5 Freeway
Exit Broadway, go west and stay in left lane.  When Broadway splits in two directions, take North Spring Street to the left.

Click here for a broader view!

Yes! There is parking on the park grounds, as well as street parking in the area.

The Renegade Craft Fair is always FREE to attend!!

We’ve seen all sorts of pets at Renegade – dogs, cats, parrots!  The Los Angeles State Historic Park is a public place, so as long as you’re respectful to others and keep your pet on a leash – it should be fine!

Yes! Each fair offers something different. In the past we’ve had kids ‘accessorize with small toys’, learn to knit, take pictures in the photobooth, and have their faces painted! Many of our vendors make kid friendly items too. So, if your child likes tagging along with you when you go shopping, then they’ll love Renegade!

Very carefully! Since we receive many more applications then we can accept for each event, we jury each application based on their originality, quality, how their items fit in with our ‘renegade’ vision, cost and several other criteria.

Sue Daly is the Co-Founder and Proprietor of Renegade.

Mat Daly is our Poster Designer and #1 Fan.

Danny Orendorff is Co-Organizer of Renegade.

Madelon Juliano is our Administrative Assistant and Trusty Sidekick.

Kate Sutton is our amazingly talented Graphic Designer.

Aeolidia.com is our awesome Web Design team.

Sponsorships, Cross-Promos, Giveaways + other opportunities are available! Please email us to find out more details!

If you’re interested in applying as a vendor, please read the application instructions and apply here!

We are always on the lookout for volunteers, entertainers, performers, roving acts, dj’s + more! Please email us fore more details!