Parking & Directions
The Edmonds Arts Festival is located at the Frances Anderson Center, 700 Main Street, Edmonds, WA 98020. Parking is limited around the Festival site. We recommend planning ahead and consider taking public transportation.
Edmonds Arts Festival Location
Frances Anderson Center
700 Main Street
Edmonds, Washington 98020
Community Transit
Route 116 stops at Frances Anderson Center Field. Routes 130, 196, and 416 get you close.
Parking Options
Street parking in downtown Edmonds is limited, we encourage visitors to plan ahead.
There is free on-street parking throughout the city within walking distance of the Festival grounds, however please note that some parking areas are designated at a 3-hour maximum.
Free parking and shuttle service will be available at Edmonds College, 20000 68th Ave. W, Lynnwood, WA 98036. Please pay attention to signage and park only in designated areas.
Festival Accessibility
The Frances Anderson Center and Edmonds Plaza areas are wheelchair accessible via entrance ramps. Inside the Frances Anderson Center ramps are available up to the second floor and an elevator is available to gain access to the lower level. Please use the designated parking spots near the center off of Daley Street.
Note: For wheelchair accessibility: we encourage individuals to use the designated parking spots at the center. A ramp from Main Street on the east end of the Frances Anderson Center can be used to gain access to the artist booths on the playfield. The terrain on the playfield is uneven and the grass can make it difficult to maneuver a wheelchair.
PLEASE DON’T BRING YOUR DOG
We strongly discourage you from bringing your dog. Trust us, your dog won’t have nearly as much fun as you will, and you’ll have to spend all your time cleaning up after your dog or keeping them from lifting a leg on an artist’s booth. Also, you don’t want to have to focus on keeping your dog’s leash from tripping other patrons or possibly manage dog fights while trying to hang onto your purchases. Dogs are not allowed inside the buildings at any time.
Service animals in uniform, of course, are welcome.