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The Richmond Folk Festival Opens this Friday!

Now’s the time to plan your trip to this amazing weekend of great music! Before you head out the door, make sure to leave all pets at home except for service animals. With close to 200,000 people expected, you and your pet will be more comfortable if they stay at home. Wear good walking shoes and consider bringing a collapsible chair but leave the coolers and large backpacks at home.

Next, take a look at the schedule and map of the site, with so much going on, you’ll want to plan a loose itinerary.

imageThere are two satellite parking lots with shuttles to the festival site for your convenience. Whether you park at Spring Rock Green or at Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, this is the easiest way to get to all the festival has to offer. There is monitored bike parking at 2nd and Byrd Streets and lots of $5 parking lots.

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