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Photos: Crowds converge downtown for Taste of Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor eateries served hundreds during Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (Sarah Parlette, WDIV)

ANN ARBOR – Hundreds of hungry eaters filled the streets of downtown Tree Town for the annual Taste of Ann Arbor on Saturday, June 5.

After two years of alternative events, the food festival once again took over Main, Liberty and Washington streets.

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More than 20 Ann Arbor area eateries sold food from booths lining the streets against the backdrop of Main Street. Area organizations, including Ann Arbor District Library and ambassador from the A2Zero campaign, offered swag bags, activities and information.

Musicians, like Kate Peterson, Abigail Stauffer and Brennan Andes & Friends, played to delighted crowds waiting for food and sitting on curbs eating.

Check out the crowds below:

Hundreds of hungry eaters descend on downtown Tree Town for Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Over 20 Ann Arbor eateries feed hundreds during Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Ann Arbor eateries served hundreds during Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Hundreds of hungry eaters descend on downtown Tree Town for Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Hundreds of hungry eaters descend on downtown Tree Town for Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Community members pick up pastries at the Cannelle booth at Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Musicians take center stage at the intersection of Main Street and West Liberty Street. (WDIV)
Musicians take center stage at the intersection of Main Street and West Liberty Street. (WDIV)
Community members stop by the Vineology booth at Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Restaurant works assemble food during Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)
Ann Arbor eateries served hundreds during Taste of Ann Arbor 2022. (WDIV)

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About the Author
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Sarah has worked for WDIV since June 2018. She covers community events, good eats and small businesses in Ann Arbor and has a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics from Grand Valley State University.

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