FAQ

A weekend pass to Cultivate includes unlimited, weekend-long access to:

Live music with an emphasis on Canada’s finest performers (past performers include The Strumbellas, Said the Whale, Fred Penner and Donovan Woods)
Incredible local food, sourced mostly from Northumberland but exclusively from within Ontario, straight from farm-to-festival, samples start at just $3
Handcrafted and local beverages, from craft breweries to artisanal cocktails, for just $5
Hot and cold non-alcoholic, hand-crafted beverages from Northumberland’s best producers
Cultivate School’s hands-on workshops and seminars with top chefs and cookbook authors
Children & Family centre with open-ended play opportunities, family-focused performance, creative art workshops, and a comfortable breastfeeding and baby-change station. Best of all? A weekend pass for kids 12 and under is free!
Out-of-the-box multi-disciplinary arts experiences

We have taken steps to ensure that there are as few barriers to enjoy the festival as possible. Although the park is flat it is an outdoor, grassy surface.

There are parking spots reserved for those with accessibility permits on Walton St at the corner of Queen St, and ….. There is clear directional signage marking the location of the festival, the front gate is fully accessible. Support persons and animals are permitted to the festival.

Once inside the festival, all food menus are written on large boards, the washrooms, food and drink service areas and stages are all wheelchair accessible. The Craft Beverage tent has tables with removable chairs.

Can I bring outside food or drink?

Can I bring my pet?

Is there a schedule of Events?

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