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Where to park
Festival Staff / February 25, 2010
Parking is free at the Tucson Festival of Books. Here's a map to the parking garages available to the general public.
(The Second Street garage is reserved for our Festival authors.)
You also have access to the surface lots at The University of Arizona, site of the Festival.
If you’re coming from south of campus, try the Sixth Street Garage. If you’re coming from the north, try the Highland Avenue Garage (you’ll have to take a short walk under the underpass). If you’re coming from the west, try the Tyndall Avenue Garage or the Main Gate Garage. If you’re coming from the east, try the Cherry Avenue Garage. These garages are open all weekend, so you can get there early and still park for free.
The Tucson Festival of Books is committed to providing an accessible event for all participants. For details on handicapped parking, please see this related article.
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