Yes, entry to our European Festival is free for all visitors.

Yes, the interior of the Alliance is accessible for people with reduced mobility through the main entrance, and there will be approximately ten stalls set up inside.

However, the remaining stalls will be outdoors. Some will be located on the grass in front of the Alliance and around the grounds, which may not be accessible depending on the type of mobility aid used. Other stalls will be on pavement, which is more accessible.

Please consider your needs when planning your visit, and feel free to contact us if you have any questions or require further assistance.

There is no on-site parking at the European Festival. We recommend carpooling or using public transport. If you drive, please park legally in the surrounding suburbs and allow extra time to walk to the event. Please pay attention to road signs to ensure you're parking in permitted areas.

With approximately 5,000 attendees expected this year, it’s essential to park responsibly to ensure community safety and avoid penalties.

Most vendors will accept credit and debit cards, but we recommend bringing cash as well just in case.

There isn’t an ATM on-site, but you’ll find several ATMs available at the O'Connor shops, just a short walk down the street.

Pets are allowed but must be on a leash at all times. Please keep in mind that some areas may be crowded.

Yes, there are accessible toilets available inside the Alliance on both sides of the building. You can follow the signs to find them easily.

We’d be delighted and very grateful to have you join us for this event!
To become a volunteer, please contact us at: marketing@afcanberra.com.au

Our friendly staff and volunteers will be available all day to help with any questions. We’ll be easily recognisable by our name tags and our yellow jackets, so don’t hesitate to approach us!