Renegade Craft Fair

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200 N Grand Ave

Los Angeles, CA 90012

http://www.renegadecraft.com

Renegade Craft Fair in Los Angeles, CA, is a marketplace that showcases handmade and independently designed goods from a variety of artists and makers.

With a focus on supporting small businesses and fostering creativity, Renegade Craft Fair offers a platform for artisans to connect with the community and share their unique creations.

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Bre S.

12/12/2016

Renegade is probably my favorite of the LA craft fairs, and the location at Grand Park has really made a big difference. No cover fee to get in, which means you can work it into any outing excuse...

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Scott S.

8/24/2014

This is the NEW, 2014, location for the Renegade Craft Fair in L.A. Personally, I believe this is a much better location from where it was held at The Los Angeles State Historic Park over the past...

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Esther K.

11/7/2015

Finally managed to check out Renegade Craft Fair for their holiday fair last year. Located at Grand Park, you are either going to have to get lucky with street parking or find a paid parking lot...

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Claudia K.

9/4/2016

More uber priced soaps, more lavender oils, more olive oils, more rather nice jewelry, more custom designed t shirts, more specialty coffees. Aren't we all shopped out by now? It's hard to coax...

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Leona S.

7/15/2015

Far smaller than the when the fair was set up at the Cornfields near Chinatown. This was kind of a hot location, but in a beautiful setup at Grand Park. Again, seemed like less vendors and the...

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