Coming to a concert - here is what you need to know! 

TICKETING -  The FA5 concerts are free for the community to attend so we do not require tickets to attend.

CARRY-IN POLICY
Guests are prohibited from bringing inappropriate items into the concert area. 

Some restricted items include:

  • No Coolers
  • No Tents/Umbrellas
  • No Outside Beverages Allowed (remember – the only way we can provide these concerts is through the support of our sponsors AND the sale of beer, wine, and spirits. Please leave your personal containers at home.) The 'Ville Social District DOES NOT extend into the festival area.
  • No Dogs or other animals allowed in the concert area.
  • No guns or weapons allowed in the concert area.

RESTROOMS/PORT-A- JOHN

One handicap and one regular port-a-john are located close to the City’s West Broad Street parking lot. Another regular port-a-john is located on the southeast corner of Mulberry and West Broad Streets.

BEER, WINE, SOFT DRINKS & WATER – HOW IT WORKS

Soda and Water

Water and soda can be purchased with cash through our food vendors. An assortment of options are available at each event.

Domestic Beer & Wine Tokens     

Don’t forget to stop at the Token Tent (located close to Kelly Street) first to purchase your beer, wine, and spirits tokens ($6 each), get your ID checked and receive a wrist band before heading over to the beer and wine tent. Only tokens are excepted at the domestic beer, wine, and spirits tent in exchange for a drink. Tokens are good all season long. Along with a variety of domestic (Budweiser, Bud Light, and Mich Ultra) and wines (Pinot Grigio, Moscato and Cabernet Sauvignon), and signature cocktails.

Craft Beer Available

Our local brewery, Red Buffalo, will be onsite selling their craft beer for concert goers to enjoy. Craft beers can be purchased with $6 cash or one token.

The concert series is funded through the support of our sponsors and the sale of beer, wine, and signature cocktails. Please understand NO OUTSIDE BEVERAGES ARE ALLOWED. The Social District in NOT in effect for this festival. Learn more about The 'Ville Social District here.

**We card everyone! Please be prepared to show your ID if you will be enjoying an alcoholic beverage at our concerts.

EAT

Arrive early and enjoy a delicious meal or treat from a variety of food trucks scheduled throughout the concert season. They will be set up and ready to serve at 5pm.

You can also discover the diverse dining options available through our Downtown Restaurants. The concerts are held in Downtown Statesville on West Broad Street in front of Mitchell Community College from 6 –8:30 pm.

Food Trucks: Andrea’s Ice Cream & Sweet Shop and Wilson’s Weenie Wagon food truck will always be available, as well as a rotating guest food truck, for purchase beginning at 5 pm so come early with your chairs and enjoy a night of entertainment.

SECURITY

The Statesville Police Department assists the FA5 organizers in keeping everyone safe at the concerts. Please plan accordingly and carry only what you need to enjoy the show.

WEATHER

This is an outdoor concert, so please dress accordingly. Decisions regarding weather are made as close to the concert start time as the forecast allows. On the rare occasion that an event is cancelled or postponed, these announcements will be published on the Facebook page and website as soon as that decision has been made.

GET DIRECTIONS

Located on West Broad Street between Kelly Street and Mulberry Street. 

PARKING

Parking is available throughout Downtown in our 9 public parking lots as well as on-street parking spaces.  Our partners at Mitchell Community College also invite concert goers to park in their various lots surrounding the event.  Click here for a map.

BROAD STREET PARK & PLAYGROUND

For at least 75 years, the playground at Broad Street United Methodist Church has been the site for laughter and play for children. The new playground, designed and installed by Carolina Parks and Play playground specialists, started a year and a half ago. It was made possible through a generous bequest from Henry and Betty Jean Britt along with memorial money from Broad Street members. When people from the church and community come to Broad Street Park and Playground, they will find equipment for children with a full range of physical abilities and those of special needs. Broad Street Park and Playground is open to the public as a community playground and we are thankful that families attending the FA5 concerts can utilize this amazing space.