Access hours will have no amplified sound and will encourage masking.

This event is hosted at the Dewitt Park which is partially paved in cement including ramps and curb cuts. The event extends to the 200 & 300 blocks of Cayuga Street which is entirely paved in cement including ramps and curb cuts.

Yes, we have contracted with a service to provide 2 ASL interpreters for the duration of the event. They will interpret all remarks from the stage, as well as performances.

TCAT line 30 is available across the street at the Seneca and Tioga station.

ADA-accessible parking is available in the parking lot next to the Pavilion and in the Seneca Garage across the street from the Pavillon. The festival runs down the 200 & 300 blocks of Cayuga street ending at Dewitt Park.

There are limited ADA metered spaces on Tioga Street and Buffalo Street.

An ADA-accessible portable toilet will be present at the park.

Limited seating is available in the form of stone-topped retaining walls, and we will provide limited seating reserved for accessibility in front of the stage.

Yes! This event is being held outdoors and welcomes service animals.

While parents who nurse are welcome to do so anywhere on Pride event grounds, there is not a dedicated space at this event.

Yes, this is a substance-free event. Please note we will have a designated smoking area at the edge of the event.

We will have volunteer staff available to provide basic services as well as to contact emergency response if needed and direct first responders to anyone in need.

Yes, all IPA-run events will have a designated day-of contact for accessibility concerns and questions. Contact information will be posted in person and online a few days before the event.

For questions prior to posting the event-specific contact please email contact@ithacapridealliace.org.

Yes, we will have drinking water coolers available at the IPA tent.