It is the main festival for the East Coast. Our festival is held on a seven acre site, wooded with large live oak trees. The festival is held in a large tent, which gets bigger every year. There is ample parking. Prasadam is prepared on the site and served three times daily.
Camping is available at two sites several miles away, to which there is frequent transportation.
In addition, several devotees in the town open their homes to visiting devotees. There are four large motels in Alachua, located about two miles from the site. The profits from these sales will go to underwrite the cost of the festival, so we can keep the festival fees low. We also need people to volunteer their time in cooking, staffing the book table, serving prasadam, cooking, cleaning, picking up the trash, and all those good services. Last year Narayan Maharaja gave a major lecture every evening.