Parking
In-Town Parking Tips
- Bring coins or a credit card for use in parking meters.
- Multiple parking garages are available with self-service payment kiosks.
- Allow ample time for locating and paying for parking.
- Be mindful of meter limits or you may be ticketed.
Festival Parking (June Only)
Due to the performance pavilion's extending into the parking area of Morven Museum & Garden, Festival attendees should park at one of these alternate locations:
Princeton Theological Seminary Library Lot
Chambers Street Garage
Hulfish Street Garage
Spring Street Garage
All-day, on-street metered parking is available throughout the neighborhood streets beside and behind Morven.
Drop-off services are available using Morven's driveway.
Parking for Trinity Church
The venue's parking lot is available to concertgoers, as well as, drop-off services. Festival attendees can park at one of these alternate locations:
Princeton Theological Seminary Library Lot
Chambers Street Garage
We also recommend the all-day, on-street metered parking on Mercer Street and Alexander Street.
Parking for Richardson Auditorium Concerts
We recommend utilizing one of the parking garages located in downtown Princeton (Chambers Street Garage, Spring Street Garage, Hulfish Street Garage) that will allow for ease of parking within close proximity to Richardson Auditorium. All-Day, on-Street metered parking is available on University Place and there are a few places on Princeton University's campus that are available to the public.
From the parking garages, you can enjoy a 5-10 min walk (depending on which parking garage you use) through downtown Princeton. Across from Palmer Square is the iconic Nassau Presbyterian Church with its massive columns. Follow the pedestrian walkway located on the West side of the church. Nestled in behind the church you'll see the recognizable red stone of Richardson Auditorium.
Sunday concert attendees can take advantage of our Park & Ride shuttle service from Princeton University Lot 20.