Heading to the Blueberry Festival this Labor Day weekend? Festivalgoers can park at Plymouth High School and support Plymouth Community School Corporation students while enjoying the event.
Official Blueberry Festival Parking begins Friday, September 4, and will be available throughout the entire Blueberry weekend.
Parking is $10 per day or $20 for a weekend pass. Daily passes can be purchased upon arrival at PHS. Weekend passes are also available at the parking gates or can be purchased ahead of the festival by visiting PHS Door 1 between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday this week.
Parking dollars go directly back to PCSC student groups and activities, including Football, Girls Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Prom Committee, Speech & Debate, Theatre, Girls Soccer, Girls Track, Spanish Club, Multicultural Club, AFS, Band, Choir, BPA, Cheerleading, and more. Over 400 PHS students will be earning money for their clubs and activities over the busy weekend.
Come for the festival, park at PHS, and support local students.
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