Performance Schedule Bios and Photos of the Performers Map of the Festival Site Placid, serene Adams Avenue in San Diego will explode with the musical fireworks extravaganza known as the 16 th annual Adams Avenue Street Fair and Free Fall Festival on Saturday and Sunday September 27 and 28,1997. California's largest free music festival will be held on six stages along eight blocks of Adams Avenue and Adams Park- in San Diego's Normal Heights neighborhood. Yortoise from Venice. Fun filled activities for the entire family at the Adams Avenue Street Fair will include giant carnival rides at Adams Park, animal rides, a petting zoo and in-line skating demonstrations. Hundreds of vendors will be selling exotic foods, arts and crafts.
Admission is free to the festival .
King's Road, Kelly Wilson and Legacy and the Good China, melodic percussion group Wormhole Effect, rock operatics Barefoot Hockey Goalie, funk en Espa ol band Color, Chicano roots rockers the Sleepwalkers, good-timey country rockers Skunk Drunk, raging rap rockers One in the Chamber, Renaissance evocative Modem Peasants, reggae band Citizen X, and funk group Elementz. The Adams Avenue Street Fair will again feature a coffeehouse stage which will present acoustic and folk music acts. This stage will showcase bluesmen Tomcat, Steve White and Leo Porter, the Hatchet Brothers featuring Greg Page and Frank Lee Drennan, versatile guitar virtuoso Roger Belloni, the politically inspired songs of LA's Ross Altman, folk singer guitarists Roy Ruiz Clayton, John Bosley and Carl Edwards, Chicano folk group Los Alacranes, country trio Hot Club of Cowtown, hippiyish folk group Kyote and the Tokin Okies, South American indigenous group Alebrijes and medieval English folk group Wild Oats. Versatile Indian folk group Sariri will also perform. The event is sponsored by the Adams Avenue Business Association and the Normal Heights Community Association.