FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there an admission fee to the festival?

Yes. Admission is $5.

Children ages 3 and under; seniors ages 65 and up; and active and retired service members with their military identification are not required to pay an admission fee.

PLEASE NOTE: Any one between ages of 13 and 17 needs to be with a parent/guardian/family member OR an adult 25 or over at all times.

Any one age 12 and under needs to be with a parent/guardian/family member OR an adult age 21 and over at all times.

A limited amount of chairs will be allowed in at the gates for each show. Once that space has filled, we will not be allowing any additional chairs in at all entrances.

Please note, that there is no place to secure and store guests’ chairs at the festival site once capacity for them has been reached.

Saturday September 18, 2021

11am-10pm

Admission is $5

Can I bring food and drinks into the festival?

There is no outside food and beverage permitted inside the festival. Exceptions will be made to persons with special dietary and/or medical needs, such as small children, elderly or pregnant women. Alcohol of any kind brought in from the outside is not permitted.

Coolers of any variety are strictly prohibited unless they are needed to support special dietary needs and can fit into a backpack. n goes here

Are dogs allowed at the event?

Yes, the Detroit Riverwalk is dog friendly!

What food is being served at the event?

The food line-up is now available! Click here

What are the 2021 festival hours?

Saturday: 11am - 10pm

For more information, please contact:

Detroit Riverfront Conservancy 600 Renaissance Center Suite 1720 Detroit, MI 48243-1802 Ph: (313) 566-8200 Email: info@detroitriverfront.org

www.DetroitRiverFront.org

What is the location of the festival?

The festival is located in West Riverfront Park. You can use the address of 1801 W. Jefferson, Detroit MI 48216. Check out the Event Map

Is there an event map?

There is! It is available here:

Are face masks required?

If you have not been vaccinated, we recommend that you do wear as mask at the event.

If you’d like to get vaccinated and earn free admission, you can do that at the festival. Pre-registration is NOT required but those that pre-register receive free admission. Just click here!

What are the suggested locations to park?

There are two suggested locations. Both are $10. Look for the Event Parking Sign out front.

Joe Louis Parking Garage

Rosa Parks & Fort Street

About the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy:

The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2003 with the mission of bringing public access to Detroit’s Riverfront. Today, more than three miles of the east Riverfront is complete and open to the public.

The Conservancy envisions the transformation of Detroit’s International Riverfront – the face of Detroit – into a beautiful, exciting, safe, accessible, world-class gathering place for all.

The overarching goal remains in place: to develop a total of 5 ½ miles of Riverfront, from the Ambassador Bridge to Gabriel Richard Park, just east of the Belle Isle Bridge connected by Riverwalk, plazas, pavilions, parks, harbors and green spaces.

The Conservancy is responsible for the construction, improvement, operation, maintenance, security, programming and expansion of the Detroit Riverwalk and associated green spaces, including the Dequindre Cut.

Is there a vaccine clinic onsite?

Yes! Those that pre-register receive free admission to the festival. You also receive your choice of a meal voucher or VIP pass once you get the shot. Thanks!

Pre-Register Here

What do the different wristbands mean?

There are two separate wristbands, one for 18 and over and one for 17 and under. Both are admission wristbands for $5.