Access for all

ADA parking is located near the main entrance of Riverfront Park with direct access to the festival grounds. Designated spaces are clearly marked and available throughout the day.

Yes. The festival grounds are accessible for wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices. Paved pathways connect all stages, vendor areas, and facilities.

ASL interpreters will be present at main stage performances throughout the festival. A detailed schedule is available on our website and at the information booth.

Service animals are welcome at the Arkansas Folklife Festival. We ask that all animals remain under control and that handlers carry proper documentation.

Quiet spaces are available in designated areas away from stages and crowds. These spaces offer seating and a calmer environment for those who need a break.

Accessible restrooms are located throughout the festival grounds near main gathering areas. All facilities meet ADA standards and are clearly marked on our grounds map.

Contact our accessibility coordinator at least two weeks before the festival. We work to fulfill requests for accommodations such as reserved seating or specialized equipment.

Yes. Vendors and exhibitors with accessibility needs can arrange dedicated parking. Contact us in advance to discuss your specific requirements.

Folding chairs and blankets are permitted. Limited seating is also available near main stages on a first-come, first-served basis.

Festival staff and volunteers are stationed throughout the grounds. Visit the information booth or flag down any staff member wearing an Arkansas Folklife Festival badge.