With COVID numbers way down, organizers are feeling more confident about this weekend's big event.
Gerald M. Gay Tens of thousands of people filled North Fourth Avenue over the course of three days last December to shop for artsy items, enjoy live music and try a range of food trucks at the first Winter Street Fair since the start of the pandemic.
With one successful event in the books, and COVID numbers way down, coordinators are feeling pretty confident going into the Spring Street Fair, which is set to take place Friday, April 1, through Sunday, April 3. As is tradition, the shops, restaurants and bars that line North Fourth Avenue, will also be open for business.
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