What to Expect
The Cork and Fork Festival promises a bustling atmosphere with a variety of activities for all ages. Expect large crowds and a lively environment perfect for families looking to enjoy food, drinks, and entertainment by the riverside.
This event is ideal for parents wanting a day out with their school-aged children, offering a vibrant community vibe and plenty of opportunities to explore local flavors and culture.
Prepare for a day full of fun, with options to walk, cycle, or take public transport to minimize traffic and parking challenges.
Activity Details
Parking is limited, so public transport is highly recommended. There is some public parking on surrounding streets and limited weather-dependent parking at Cleves Park.
A free shuttle bus service runs approximately every 20 minutes from Meadowbank station, Putney shops, and the event site, with an additional stop at Village Days Brewery from 1pm.
Accessible drop-off zones and limited accessible parking are available for those with mobility permits, ensuring everyone can enjoy the festival comfortably.
Location and Access
The festival is located by the riverside in the City of Ryde, with easy access via public transport, walking, or cycling.
Train services on the T9 line will have replacement buses due to track works on Sunday 18 May, so plan accordingly.
Ferry access is available at Kissing Point Ferry Wharf at the southern end of the event site.
Important Information
A section of Waterview Street will be closed from 7am to 7pm on Sunday 17 May for event preparations and safety.
No stopping signs will be installed along Douglas Street and Waterview Street to manage traffic flow.
Please drink responsibly and avoid driving or cycling under the influence.
Booking and Prices
This is a free community event with no booking required.
Public transport and shuttle services are free, while parking is limited and weather dependent.
For more information or special accommodations, contact the City of Ryde Events team.