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6 thoughts on “Lexington Avenue Arts and Fun Festival photos

  1. BoPeepin

    Anyone else feel like LAAFF has gotten TOO big??

    The past two years there has just been so many people there… too crowded to move around easily.

    I dunno if it’s time to look at bigger space or more days, but it feels like it’s reached it’s mass capacity.

    Still fun though!

  2. MusicLover 45

    I agree with Dionysis. Great job Jonathan, as always. My fav is the pic of multi-talented Molly.

  3. thunderdrums

    LAAFF is confined to its borders by the street structure (uphill on the side streets would be rough on tents at an angle) – College St. is a state DOT road (another “roadblock”) and Rankin needs to be open so the parking decks can be utilized, and if we went under the bridge, we can’t shut the 240 ramps down.

    The LAAFF Staff absolutely appreciate everyone that comes out (and yes its getting larger each yr) and we are looking into more “space” options for the future events. – Keep on Laaffin Asheville!!!

    Thanks again for making it a memorable event.
    LAAFF Staff

  4. Pepi Acebo

    Nope, it’s just the right size. I like the “just Sunday”… we just need two of them, Spring and Fall, maybe?

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