FAQ


Where is Kelvingrove Park?
Click here for an online map

How do I get there?
Please use the travel link on the menu above.

What entrance is best to get to the festival?
Royal Terrace or off Kelvin Way. Either will give you direct access to the park and all activities.

Where can I park?
Parking is available at the Museum of transport and at Kelvingrove art galleries off Sauchihall street

Do I have to pay for parking?
5th of August being a Sunday parking should be free, though there are
parking meters on the streets surrounding the park.

What food will be on sale?
A variety of food vans will be on site. one near urban stage, one near indie stage, one near skate board park and one near family tent

Where are the toilets?
Public toilets are at the entrance to the bandstand. Portaloos will be sign posted on the day.

May I bring my dog with me?
Dogs are welcome. They must be kept under control or on a lease and must be tidied up after.

May I bring my own food?
Yes, but remember to tidy up your rubbish and recycle your empties.

May I bring alcoholic drinks?
KelvinGroove is a family event and so alcohol is not allowed. We want you to enjoy the day alcohol free.

Where can change my baby’s nappy?
Kelvingrove Art Gallery, next to the park, has baby changing facilities.

Is the park accessible for my wheelchair?
Yes, all entrances to the park and paths in the park are accessible.

May we bring a ball to play with?
Balls and Frisbees are welcome in the park. Please be considerate of other people using the space.

Are there any public telephones?
Yes, On Otago Street

Where the information stand will be located?
Near Royal Terrace entrance on right across from Police Incident Van