PHILADELPHIA, PA — Fishtown’s largest street festival and block party is back – and bigger than ever! Fishtown District, with support from Penn Treaty Special Services District, presents Fishtown Fall Feastivale on Saturday, September 23, 2023, from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., on Frankford Avenue, from Girard to Palmer.
“Fishtown District has become a top destination for foodies city-wide,” said Fishtown District Director of Operations Kae Anderson. ” Fishtown Fall Feastivale is the perfect way to eat your way down Frankford Avenue. It is our biggest line-up of restaurants and bars ever. Come find your favorites, or try something new and different. There’s going to be something for everyone!”
She added, “After the success of last year’s event and moving to fall, we have expanded the footprint to be our largest ever – extending all the way from Girard to Palmer this year.”
The all-day, all-ages block party will feature outdoor food and drink, DJs and music, family fun and carnival games, charity celebrity dunk tank, artists and makers, vendors and community groups, and much more.
Look for some of the biggest names in the city to serve street food, made in Fishtown beers and speciality seasonal sips outside under the autumn skies, including  Alamodak, Bottle Bar East, Cheu Noodle Bar, Evil Genius Beer Co., Fette Sau, Fiore Fine Foods, Fishtown Pickle Project, Frankford Hall, Frankford Tiki Bar, Front St. Cafe, Heffe Tacos, Interstate Drafthouse, Johnny Brenda’s, La Colombe, LMNO, Philadelphia Brewing Co., Sancho Pistolas, Two Robbers, WM Mulherin’s Sons, Wokworks and many more.
Frankford Hall will host a special block party in the festival footprint for Oktoberfest, with authentic oompah music, kids’ crafts, balloon artist, face painters and more. Fishtown Fall Feastivale is free to attend, with food and drink pay-as-you-go.
The event is family and fido-friendly, with 21 and up to drink (with identification).
For more information, visit https://www.fishtownfeastivale.com/.
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