Take us with you.
Never get lost and keep up with what’s happening each day of Riverfest.
Never get lost and keep up with what’s happening each day of Riverfest.
Along Douglas Avenue
South of the Food Court
Buy your buttons at this red SiteBox.
Buy your buttons at this red SiteBox.
Gate 2 does not sell buttons.
Buy your buttons at this red SiteBox.
Buy your buttons at this red SiteBox.
Buy your buttons at this red SiteBox.
Northwest corner of Douglas and Water Street
Metered and handicap-accessible parking spaces
Handicap-accessible parking spaces
Handicap-accessible parking spaces
Handicap-accessible parking spaces
Find all your favorite festival food and drinks right here, and some irresistibly weird options, too!
On weekdays (Mon–Fri), come for the Business Lunch, 11 AM to 2 PM and get into the food court without a button.
Fri/Sat: 11am - 11pm
Weekdays: 11am - 10pm
Experience the electrifying performance of a headline act, a captivating opener, or a vibrant local showcase live on stage.
Indulge in delectable food offerings and refreshing beverages amidst the pulsating rhythm of great music!
Launching from atop the Garvey buildings
Stand in awe of these majestic and colorful icons of the sky as they float above festival crowds.
Not a ride. Subject to wind and weather conditions. Location: 500 block of South Wichita Street.
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Lot D, 511 S Water
Combining the thrill of flying with sightseeing’s picturesque panoramas of our beautiful city.
Brought to you by DWTA Helicopters. $50 cash only.
Monday - Friday 5pm - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
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Grab front row seating to watch entrants strut their creative stuff with floats, bands, flags, performers, and all your favorite parade traditions.
The parade route will offer excellent viewing of the parade entries inspired by this year’s theme, “The Spirit of the 250th Birthday of the United States!” — and the lure of cash prizes! Free for everyone to view, with or without a button.
Deadline to Register to be in the parade: April 24, 2026.
North of Century II
Between Douglas and Lewis St bridges