What are the Festival hours?

Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 22 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 23.

Can I bring my dog to the Sandy Springs Festival?

Yes, the Sandy Springs Festival is proud to be a pet-friendly Festival! Please visit our Pet Parade page for details on how to enter your furry-friend into this fun and unique activity!

What forms of payment are accepted for things I want to buy?

Cash and checks are acceptable forms of payment for Festival entry. Payment forms vary by vendor, but generally cash and check are the most preferred methods. For your convenience, an ATM machine is located onsite.

Are alcoholic beverages available at the Festival?

Soft drinks and bottled water can be purchased throughout the Festival. Those 21 and over with a picture ID can enjoy cold beer and wine. Please drink responsibly.

What happens if it rains?

This event is rain or shine, unless weather conditions present an unsafe environment for attendees and vendors. No refunds will be issued in the event of inclement weather.

I want to volunteer. How do I do that?

Please visit our Volunteer Page for more information on volunteering.

How much are tickets and how do I purchase them?

Please visit our Ticket page for more information.

Can I become a member of Heritage Sandy Springs and get in free to the Festival?

Yes, HSS members always receive free admission to the Festival. Click here to become a member.

Why is there an admission charge for the Festival?

The Sandy Springs Festival is the largest fundraiser for Heritage Sandy Springs, not-for-profit organization that funds and operates Heritage Green, a four-acre City park located in the heart of Sandy Springs.

What are the proceeds used for?

Funds raised from the Festival are used to preserve and maintain the city’s only green space, to present recreational, educational, and cultural opportunities for Sandy Springs residents and to share the city’s rich history through a permanent exhibit and two changing exhibits in the Heritage Sandy Springs Museum. Visit www.heritagesandysprings.org to learn more.

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