For ADA accommodations at the 9th and 9th Street Festival, please text 9th and 9th Street Festival at 801-870-3405, preferably 24 hours prior to the event.
The 9th and 9th Street Festival takes place in the street and includes a road closure on 900 East from 800 South to Belmont and on 900 South from Lake Street to 1000 East. All sidewalks and the 9 Line Trail remain open to rolling, strolling or walking, and there are accessible ramps at points along the sidewalk into the street which will remain clear throughout the festival. The paths through the festival booths are 10+ feet wide.
The road conditions may include bumps and uneven surfaces typical of roads.
Restrooms
Accessible restrooms are located in several well marked areas around the Festival. All festival restrooms locations have accessible stalls.
Drop-off
For those who need to be dropped off at the event, please access the center of the festival from the south side of the intersection of 900 South and 900 East. Carefully pass the Local Traffic Only sign heading north on 900 East. At Belmont (approx 950 South) on 900 East, you’ll see a Road Closed sign. You can drop off people there.
Parking
The festival does not have its own parking. If you need accessible parking, please contact 9th and 9th Street Festival for updates on reserved spaces inside the festival footprint on 900 East.