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The Soulard B3 festival
most common FAQ's
It’s a free event, but by getting free tix, you’ll be helping us track attendance for 2023. Click this link for your tickets.
It’s at the Soulard Market park on May 21st, 2023, from 11:30am until 7:30pm.
Click this link for directions.
Yes! Metro St. Louis offers both public bus and train transportation. Click this link to plan your trip.
You can enter Soulard Market Park from at either 8th street and Lafayette Ave, or the North Soulard Market entrance. ADA accessible.
Soulard has street parking, and there are parking lots nearby.
No outside beverages or coolers are allowed on the festival grounds. The B3 fest will have food and beverage vendors on site to choose from.
Most food vendors will sell water.
Yes, it’s a kid friendly event!
The B3 kids area will be located in the green space along the north side of the playground area, and will feature structured activities for children. *kids will require parental supervision at all times!
The B3 kids area will be located in the green space along the north side of the playground area, and will feature structured activities for children. *kids will require parental supervision at all times!
It’s a crowded & loud sensory event for your pets! We recommend you keep your furry friends at home, this fest is made for Blues, Brews, and Bites loving people. *Service animals are allowed.
No, so please bring your blankets & lawn chairs with you.
The B3 fest is rain or shine. If Mother Nature intervenes and there is a severe thunderstorm or tornado watch in effect, it may require cancellation.
Feel free to drop a line with any question or suggestion to our official B3 fest email at info@sharesoulard.org.
The Soulard Brews, Blues and Bites is an official SHARE event. The non-profit SHARE is a 501(c)(3) that was formed in 2021 when a group of individuals organized and filed papers with the Missouri Department of Revenue.
The SHARE mission is to promote, preserve, perpetuate, and encourage the music, culture, and heritage of Soulard and other communities in the Greater St Louis area through festivals; programs; and other cultural, educational, civic, and economic activities.