About
Corona's big annual street fair takes over Junction Boulevard from Roosevelt to 35th Avenue on US Open men's-final Sunday — a Latin-flavored boulevard of food, music and vendor rows.
Junction Boulevard closes from Roosevelt Avenue to 35th Avenue for Corona's big annual street fair — the 2025 edition listed around 280 vendors along this corridor, the heart of one of the city's great Ecuadorian, Colombian and Dominican strips. It lands on US Open men's-final Sunday, a few stops from Flushing Meadows on the 7. Come for lunch and stay for a full boulevard of food, music and bargain tables.
What to expect
A dense, Latin-flavored boulevard fair: blocks of food stalls and vendor tables running north from Roosevelt Avenue, with the neighborhood's Ecuadorian, Colombian, and Dominican restaurants and shops open alongside. Expect a big local crowd, strongest through the afternoon.
Good to know
- Free to attend — cash is handy for food stalls and bargain tables.
- The fair historically runs 10 AM to 6 PM; hours can shift, so check the organizer's schedule.
- The 7 train's Junction Blvd station sits at the fair's southern end on Roosevelt Avenue.
- US Open men's-final Sunday means heavy 7-train crowds toward Mets-Willets Point — build in a little transit slack.
- Junction Boulevard closes to traffic along the route; don't drive.
Common questions
Is the festival free?
Yes — it's a free public street fair; you pay only for what you eat and buy.
How big is it?
It's one of the larger outer-borough fairs — the 2025 edition was listed with around 280 vendors along the boulevard.
What's the best way to get there?
Take the 7 to Junction Blvd; the station is at the Roosevelt Avenue end of the fair.
What are the hours?
Recent editions listed 10 AM to 6 PM; the organizer notes dates and hours can change, so check Clearview's schedule.