Parking is available along North and South Trade Streets, on McCown Street, behind The Fitzgerald, behind the Episcopal Church, and across the street from the Congregational Church. And as you turn off Trade Street and drive up over the railroad tracks by Morris the Horse on Pacolet Street, take the immediate right fork before the buildings start on Pacolet, and there is a parking lot back there. You'll park just once for all of Super Saturday's activities.

Tryon Fine Arts Center
34 Melrose Ave, Tryon, NC 28782

Tryon First Baptist Church
125 Pacolet St, Tryon, NC 28782

Holy Cross Episcopal Church
150 Melrose Ave, Tryon, NC 28782

Tryon United Congregational Church
210 Melrose Ave, Tryon, NC 28782

Tryon Movie Theatre
45 S Trade St, Tryon, NC 28782

You want to allow time to park and walk to your venue. A good rule of thumb is to arrive half an hour before your first show in case you end up parking some distance from that first show. That way you won't be rushed, and can get to your first venue in plenty of time to be seated when the show starts.

The best place to buy your lunch and beverages is at the Food Court located above the parking lot of the First Baptist Church (see 3 on the map above). Grilled cheese, hot dogs, pizza, ice cream, baked goods, boiled peanuts, popcorn, and drinks are on sale from non-profit organizations that work with children. There will also be doughnuts and biscuits available for breakfast.

After buying your food, you can sit in the amphitheater beside TFAC and watch free entertainment on the Community Stage. If you want to have a sit-down lunch within walking distance of Super Saturday's action, you will find several restaurants along Trade Street. 

A small army of volunteers makes Super Saturday possible, some helping for a few hours, some helping for a few days, or some for many weeks. No matter what, we can use your help! Please email supersaturdayinfo@gmail.com to sign up for volunteer shifts. And thank you!