Getting Here, Accessibility & FAQs

Parramatta’s first-ever Lebanese Festival is being held at Barton Park, Barton St, North Parramatta NSW 2151 on Sunday 22 November, 11am – 4pm.

Yes, it is free to attend the event. No tickets are required.

All activities and workshops are available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

The event will go ahead in mild wet weather but may be cancelled in dangerous weather conditions. Stay updated on the event via our website and AT Parramatta Instagram and Facebook pages. 

Absolutely! There will be family-friendly activities and workshops throughout the day. Shade and accessible viewing areas will also be available.

Yes, there will be areas of this event that are accessible.   

Yes. Accessible parking is available on Barton Street for vehicles displaying a valid mobility parking permit.

Yes. There will be a dedicated accessible viewing area for people with accessibility needs to enjoy the main stage, along with accessible toilets.

Yes. Accessible toilets will be within the event site.

Barton Park has several bus stops and routes nearby on Webb Street. Use the trip planner to plan your trip on public transport and leave the car at home for a hassle-free day!

We recommend using the Drop-off & Pick-up Zone or taking public transport to the event. Limited street parking may be available on Barton Street, Gladstone Street and surrounding streets.

Please follow all road and parking rules, taking care not to block residential driveways.

There are no road closures on the streets surrounding Barton Park. Traffic controllers will be on site to manage vehicle access and reduce vehicle congestion, which may result in a section of Gladstone Street and Barton Street becoming one-way only for vehicles. Please follow all road and parking rules, and directions from traffic controllers and event staff.