Frequently Asked Questions

Free parking for Purdue Spring Fest is available in the Marstellar Street and Discovery Park parking lots and the Wood Street Parking Garage. The Harrison Street Garage is also available as a paid parking option. Visit Purdue University Parking to view the university’s parking map. 

The Spring Fest Information Tent at Site 1 for a printed map and to ask any questions you have about Spring Fest events taking place.

No, it is free to attend Purdue Spring Fest. Some sites will have items and refreshments for sale as part of student organizations’ fundraising efforts, but there are plenty of free activities for you and your family to enjoy. Stop by the information tent at Site 1 for a pocket guide that includes a map and a list of activities.

There will be food trucks present and some of the sites will have food for sale. You can find these locations marked on the Purdue Spring Fest pocket guide. Proceeds from the sale of refreshments benefit Purdue student organizations.

Thank you to the exhibitors who supported Spring Fest 2025. Information about Spring Fest 2026 will be released next fall.

Restrooms are located in open buildings located on the Spring Fest map. There are also hand-washing stations located throughout the event.

Yes. Strollers are allowed, but please be courteous to fellow attendees.

While we love animals just as much as you do, pets are not allowed at Purdue Spring Fest. However, you will have the opportunity to pet animals at some of the sites, such as the Boiler Barnyard!

Yes. Please visit the Purdue University - Events Calendar for more information.