FAQ

Food and drinks are sold throughout the grounds. Visitors are prohibited from bringing food and beverages onto the festival grounds. This includes, but is not limited to, beer, wine and distilled spirits.

Parking is free and available on the adjacent side streets of the festival, please be mindful of neighbors at all times.

Festival grounds are handicap accessible. Handicap parking is on Cherokee Street, east of Jefferson.

Only trained service animals will be allowed on the festival grounds. Please leave dogs and other pets at home as they may pose safety or health risks in such a crowded and stimulating environment.

Emergency Medical Technicians are on duty on the festival grounds at all times. The First Aid Station is located at Jefferson Avenue and Cherokee Street, behind the stage at Texas and Cherokee Street.

Automatic teller machines are located throughout the festival grounds.

To ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all attendees, all bags entering the festival will be subject to security screening. If possible, please travel lightly and leave your bags at home. Cherokee Events Foundation is not responsible for items left in parked cars.

Cinco De Mayo: A Cherokee Street Festival is a family friendly event.  Minors under 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.  Please be mindful of little ones’ ears and always provide appropriate hearing protection.