Parking & Directions

The Edmonds Arts Festival is located at the Frances Anderson Center, 700 Main Street, Edmonds, WA 98020.

There is no designated patron parking or shuttle service this year.

Free on-street parking is available throughout Edmonds and is just a short walk from the Festival grounds. Please be aware that some areas have a 3-hour parking limit. There are also several paid parking lots located around town.

Since parking can be limited, we recommend planning ahead or using public transportation. Ride-share services like Uber and Lyft are also convenient alternatives.

Community & Sound Transit

If you live in (or are coming from) Snohomish County, use the Community Transit trip planner.

If you live in (or are coming from) King County, use the Sound Transit trip planner.

Parking Options

Street Parking: 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. Street parking in downtown Edmonds is limited, we encourage visitors to plan ahead.

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 Main Street.

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.

Note: For wheelchair accessibility we encourage individuals to use the designated parking spots at the center.

No Dogs

Please leave your dog at home.

Per City of Edmonds Municipal Code 5.05.060A, dogs are prohibited from entering playgrounds, spraygrounds, athletic fields (ie Frances Anderson Field), and public beaches. 

Trained service animals to aid with a disability are welcome to attend with their owners. Service animals need to be wearing their “working vests” so they can be easily identified.

No emotional support animals or pets are permitted.