Vendor Parking. Due to limited space available in the Festival area, there are no special provisions for vendor vehicles or RV parking. Without prior written approval, vendors will also not be allowed to stay on the premises overnight. Therefore, vendors must make offsite sleeping arrangements.
Vendor Parking. 1. Vendors at the Market must park vehicles as directed by the Market Master or DLA Security. Vehicle drivers must comply with the direction of the Market Master, DLA Police Department, and DLA Security Patrol.
Vendor Parking. 1. On Saturdays, Vendors at the Lafayette Market must park and secure their vehicles as directed by the Market Master. Vendor spaces will be clearly designated by Lafayette Street Department. Vehicles must face the sidewalk with their rear ends toward 5th street and front tires toward the sidewalk with the rear wheels securely blocked.
Vendor Parking. 6.1 There are a limited amount of parking lots that will be designated for the Festival. Vendors are responsible for parking in one of those designated lots that are first come, first served. A map will be provided with the vendor packet mailed in July.
Vendor Parking. Please check in with each venue as to where you should unload and park.
Vendor Parking. Parking areas closest to the market should remain available for customers; if they find the market inaccessible [and then spread the word], every Vendor loses out on sales. Fortunately, Palmer has free street parking! Please be aware of the following street closures: S Elmwood from S Valley Way to Chugach St, S Valley Way from E Fireweed Ave to Evergreen St, and on Saturday, S Alaska St And S Colony Way from E Fireweed Ave to Blueberry St [for the parade]. Vendor parking is not permitted in the Palmer Public Library, or the Palmer Museum of History & Art parking lots, which will be in use over the weekend to host various events. All vehicles must be outside of the market area before 10:30am. Vehicles are not permitted to re-enter the market area [indicated by yellow barricades marked “City of Xxxxxx”] until 6:15pm. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! It is understandable that you wish to leave after a long day, but to some Vendors, those last-minute shoppers are crucial. Have some common courtesy, and wait the extra 15 minutes so those last transactions can be completed and most of the customers have dissipated. It should go without saying, but this is also a safety concern for pedestrians.
Vendor Parking. Parking areas closest to the market should remain available for customers; if they find the market inaccessible [and then spread the word], every Vendor loses out on sales. Fortunately, Palmer has free street parking! Recommended Vendor parking includes E Elmwood Ave beyond the Borough Building, E Fireweed Ave, and the pavilion parking lot [don’t block the actual pavilion, the Weed Smackdown is hosted there!]. Vendor parking is not permitted in the Palmer Public Library, or the Xxxxxx Museum of History & Art parking lots. Handicap Access Parking is available in the Xxxxxx Museum of History & Art parking lot, but a Vendor must have a current and prominently displayed Handicap Access tag. All vehicles must be outside of the market area before 9:45am. Vehicles are not permitted to re-enter the market area until 6:15pm. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! It is understandable that you wish to leave after a long day, but to some Vendors, those last-minute shoppers are crucial. Have some common courtesy, and wait the extra 15 minutes so those last transactions can be completed and most of the customers have dissipated. It should go without saying, but this is also a safety concern for pedestrians.
Vendor Parking. There is a Public Parking Lot adjacent to the CHALET, that is at the Main entrance to the park, diagonally opposite the Olympic Stadium. Vendors will NOT be allowed to stay on the premises overnight. PLEASE NOTE: Vehicles will be towed at the Vendor’s expense if they are parked in any area that has been barricaded, roped or sectioned off by cones for use by the Montreal Ukrainian Festival or the City of Montreal for the duration of September 6, 7, 8, 2024.
Vendor Parking. 1. All vendors will be given a gate pass (see below) to bring in one vehicle into the fairgrounds for loading/unloading of their merchandise, equipment and/or supplies for their booth.
Vendor Parking. Due to limited space available in the area, at this time there are no provisions for Vendor vehicles or parking. Vendors will also not be allowed to stay on the premises overnight.
