Indie Craft Parade

• Friday, Sept. 11 · 5–9 pm: First Dibs, $25; every age needs a ticket.
• Saturday, Sept. 12 · 10 am–5 pm: $10, or $5 for entry after 3 pm.
• Sunday, Sept. 13 · 10 am–4 pm: $8, or $5 for entry after 2 pm.
• Ages 16 and under: free Saturday and Sunday.
• Weekend: $40 for all three days; $65 with a handmade-goods bag.

Day tickets apply to their chosen day. Discounted afternoon tickets cannot be used earlier. First Dibs is Friday only. Walk-up tickets depend on availability; advance booking is recommended.

Ticket options and current availability

Friday: free parking at Judson Mill. Attendants direct arrivals; Hollis Academy provides overflow parking with a shuttle if needed.

Weekend: free parking and shuttles at Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital; Hollis Academy also serves as a shuttle lot. Judson Mill parking is $10, payable by cash or card.

Shuttles run continuously, starting at 9:45 am Saturday and Sunday. Confirm the last return with staff before leaving the festival; published closing times differ.

Free shuttle parking directions · Official parking information

Free accessible parking is available on site; ask an attendant. Paved accessible spaces are limited. The shuttle is suggested for visitors who do not need wheelchair accommodation.

An elevator off the main hallway connects the festival’s three levels. Ask check-in staff for assistance. The event overview marks restrooms on all levels.

Official accessibility information

• Ground level: Gallery and Smokestack.
• Level 1: Annex.
• Level 2: Level Two.
• Courtyard: seating, festival merchandise, and Artisan Educator.

The shuttle entrance is beside Smokestack. The front Annex entrance approaches the courtyard. The interactive booth map covers all four rooms.

Open full-size event map · Find artists and booths

• Gallery: free photo booth and ReCraft’s community art project.
• Smokestack: Prym’s repair station. Bring clothing to mend or personalize with embroidery, patches, and buttons. See the Upcountry Quilt Guild raffle quilt.
• Courtyard: Artisan Educator’s lounge, button-making, and free totes while supplies last. Festival merchandise includes a pick-your-own patch bar.
• Level Two: Greenville County Library pop-up for library-card sign-ups and renewals.

Local food and drinks are available. The event map marks food/drink points in the Annex and courtyard, plus Mill City Kitchen. Courtyard seating and the Artisan Educator lounge provide places to pause.

Ask artists before photographing their work. Share event photos with @indiecraftparade. Official photography and video may be used for festival promotion.

For help at the event, ask check-in staff. For other questions, use the organizer’s contact page.