Question 1

Is there an entrance fee?

Accepted Answer

Entrance is a $5 donation. Kids under 10 and college students get in for free. Plus, entrance is free for everyone from noon-4pm on Saturday.

Question 2

What payment methods are accepted? And do you take cash?

Accepted Answer

To make things easier and faster for everyone, we’re going cashless this year! You can pay with debit or credit cards, as well as mobile payments. We won’t be accepting cash, but we appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you at the festival!

Question 3

Are dogs allowed?

Accepted Answer

YES! We love pets and want them to enjoy the festival too, so feel free to bring them along!

Question 4

Is there free parking?

Accepted Answer

No, but there’s plenty of street parking and garages around St Elias. You should be able to find parking around the area :)

Question 5

Is the festival ADA accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We’ll have ramps available to assist those with disabilities in navigating through the festival. The ground surface is asphalt or concrete for easy access and navigation.

Question 6

Are tickets available for purchase online?

Accepted Answer

No, but entry tickets can be purchased ahead of time. If you know someone who attends the church, you can buy a ticket through them.

Question 7

What activities are available for kids?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! We’ll have a bouncy house, face painting, plenty of games, and a dedicated kids' food booth. Bring your little ones along for a fantastic time!

Question 8

Will there be vegetarian or vegan food options?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You can find delicious vegan and vegetarian options at our Falafel booth and Eritrean booth.

Question 9

Is the food halal?

Accepted Answer

Only the Chicken Shawarma is halal. However, we offer several vegetarian options, including Falafel, the Mediterranean Platter (without the kibbeh), and Spanakopita.