Yes, your attendant is able to attend the show. To claim this, purchase your first ticket and send an email to info@georgestreetlive.ca, giving your confirmation number from the ticket as well as the attendant pass number. You will then be given a promo code to purchase a second ticket online for free.

Please note: Upon entry, your attendant will be asked to show the Attendants pass as well as a picture ID that matches the information on the Attendants Pass.

Due to event capacity restrictions imposed by the City of St. John's Special Events Advisory Committee (SEAC) and the St. John's Regional Fire Department, strict control must be kept regarding the actual number of patrons on George Street at any one time. With multiple entrances and exits to George Street, maintaining the street as a concert venue is a complex process and requires that Security implement a no re-entry policy. Once you leave George Street after 6:00 pm, you must pay to get back on - no exceptions.

Prohibited activities:

• No unauthorized vending/sampling.
• No unauthorized solicitation or materials including handbills, flyers, stickers, giveaways, samples, etc.

What items can I NOT bring with me to George Street Festival?

• Outside food or beverage items
• Alcohol or flasks
• Ice or ice packs
• Coolers (except for medical use)
• Flags or banners
• Totems or rage sticks over 12' tall
• Skateboards, scooters, wagons or carts
• Bicycles or bicycle chains
• Umbrellas of any size
• Tents, canopies or shade structures of any kind
• Chairs or stools
• Sports balls or frisbees
• Outside cans or cups
• Professional cameras. If it has a detachable lens we consider it to be a professional camera.
• Professional video or audio recording devices including GoPro style video cameras
• Lasers / laser pointers
• Chains, chain wallets, or spike jewelry
• Metal aerosol containers including sunscreen, pepper spray, bug repellent, or spray paint
• Illegal substances, drugs, or drug paraphernalia
• Fireworks
• Explosives
• Flammable lanterns
• Noisemakers, megaphones, or horns
• Weapons of any kind
• Slingshots
• Glass containers
• Generators
• Animals or pets (except service animals)
• Drones or UAVs
• Professional grade radios or walkie-talkies

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All confiscated IDs are retained by the George Street Association for a period of up to one (1) week following the George Street Festival, and will be destroyed after that time period has elapsed.

Email info@georgestreetlive.ca or, if your ID was confiscated at a particular establishment on George Street you should first contact that establishment directly to inquire.

Found items can be stored at the George Street office for a period of one (1) month after each Festival. You can email a request to info@georgestreetlive.ca to inquire if it has been turned in. If your item was lost within a specific club or bar, please contact that establishment directly.

Unfortunately, we do not allow chairs on the street itself. That being said, if you arrive early enough, there are areas adjacent to the Rock House where there are concrete blocks where people do sit (but these areas fill up quickly).

If you have a medical condition, we have a designated wheelchair viewing area and in some cases, will permit chairs to be brought into that area with prior approval (email joella@georgestreetlive.ca to inquire).

Security Solutions NL (www.securitysolutionsnl.com) provides security for all festivities on George Street. They can be reached via email at securitysolutionsnl@outlook.com.

The stage is owned and managed by the City of St. John's which coordinates all usage.

The George Street Association does not currently organize pub crawls. To do so, please contact individual pubs/bars directly to coordinate.

For volunteer opportunities, please send an email to info@georgestreetlive.ca

Starting in 1984, 2022 marks the 37th Annual George Street Festival.