Where to Park at 2023 Main Street Festival in Franklin, TN

Grab your family and friends for one of the main events in downtown Franklin – Main Street Festival. On Saturday, April 22 and on Sunday, April 23 the festival will take place from 10 am – 6 pm. With so many attendees headed to the area, the question is where to park? Here are a few options.
  • Franklin Transit will offer shuttle services to and from the festival starting at 10:00 AM Saturday morning and 11:00 am on Sunday morning. Shuttle rides are $1 per person, each way. All Franklin Transit vehicles are ADA accessible. No pets (except certified services animals), non- folding strollers, or food & drink (bottled water is permitted).
  • Franklin Transit Locations: Pick up locations will be the Park at Harlinsdale Farm and Franklin High School (last shuttle leaves 15 minutes before the end of the festival).
Handicap Accessible Parking
  • Please use the 2nd and 4th Avenue garages or Franklin Transit’s Park & Ride service.
Limited Downtown Parking
  • There is also limited parking downtown on the street. Please do not block a driveway of a resident, there will be no parking within the festival footprint.
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