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The Fell's Point Fun Festival began in 1967 to drive opposition to a highway overpass project that would have
connected I-83 and I-95 and demolished an extensive area of Fell's Point. Grassroots efforts such as the Festival brought the community together to “Stop the Road” and save Fell’s
Point. Today’s organizers, The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell’s Point was one of the many neighborhood groups that played a part. Today, the
organization’s mission remains much the same.
Quick Facts:
50,000 Attendees-People from all over Maryland and, yes, the country attended the largest community festival in
Baltimore City.
140+ Vendors- Our vendors sell delicious food, beautiful crafts and artistic creations, or represent their organization’s brand. read more
connected I-83 and I-95 and demolished an extensive area of Fell's Point. Grassroots efforts such as the Festival brought the community together to “Stop the Road” and save Fell’s
Point. Today’s organizers, The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell’s Point was one of the many neighborhood groups that played a part. Today, the
organization’s mission remains much the same.
Quick Facts:
50,000 Attendees-People from all over Maryland and, yes, the country attended the largest community festival in
Baltimore City.
140+ Vendors- Our vendors sell delicious food, beautiful crafts and artistic creations, or represent their organization’s brand. read more
Maryland
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The Fell's Point Fun Festival began in 1967 to drive opposition to a highway overpass project that would have
connected I-83 and I-95 and demolished an extensive area of Fell's Point. Grassroots efforts such as the Festival brought the community together to “Stop the Road” and save Fell’s
Point. Today’s organizers, The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell’s Point was one of the many neighborhood groups that played a part. Today, the
organization’s mission remains much the same.
Quick Facts:
50,000 Attendees-People from all over Maryland and, yes, the country attended the largest community festival in
Baltimore City.
140+ Vendors- Our vendors sell delicious food, beautiful crafts and artistic creations, or represent their organization’s brand. read more
connected I-83 and I-95 and demolished an extensive area of Fell's Point. Grassroots efforts such as the Festival brought the community together to “Stop the Road” and save Fell’s
Point. Today’s organizers, The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell’s Point was one of the many neighborhood groups that played a part. Today, the
organization’s mission remains much the same.
Quick Facts:
50,000 Attendees-People from all over Maryland and, yes, the country attended the largest community festival in
Baltimore City.
140+ Vendors- Our vendors sell delicious food, beautiful crafts and artistic creations, or represent their organization’s brand. read more
Maryland
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