Art in Autumn 2024 FAQ’s

 

 

Where’s the best place to park?

Parking is always a logistical consideration for Art in Autumn due to the coming and going nature of the festival.

The Art in Autumn committee has 3 dedicated parking lots: West Funeral Home, the Primary School Ball Field, and the First Presbyterian Church.

In addition, the United Methodist Church are offering parking for $5 as a fundraiser.

Please be nice to the parking attendants.  They are all volunteers just trying to help.  Also your patience is super appreciated.

If you are up for a walk, there is plenty of parking at the Weaverville Elementary School, the Weaverville Community Center, and along Weaver Blvd, all of which are under 1 mile away from the festival.

Please remember that street parking on residential streets is illegal in Weaverville.

 

Will there be bathrooms?

Yes, porta potties will be located along the side of the Frontier building, in the Municipal Parking lot, and along Church Street.

 

Can I bring my dog (or domesticated friend)?

 

Yes.  Art is Autumn is outdoors and open to your pets.  However, we have a lot of precious and expensive art everywhere.  Please keep your pets away from other people’s treasures.

 

Where and what time is the road closed?

Main Street in between Church and Brown will be closed from 5am to about 9pm, depending on how long clean up takes.

 

Where is there to eat or get a drink?

We have many fabulous food and beverage businesses along Main Street, including Twisted Laurel, Maggie B’s, Main Street Grille, Well Bred Bakery, Yellow Mug, Leveller, Eluvium, Liondog Lounge, Glass Onion, and Blue Mountain Pizza.

 

What other shops are around?

Want to check out some Main Street mainstays: Honey & the Hive, La Cache Boutique, Mangum Pottery, Miya Gallery, Tessa’s Shop Around the Corner, Weaverville Pet Pantry, 5 Little Monkeys Quilt and Sew, Art Accents, and Curtis Wright Outfitters.