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How to Get to the Festival
Be green, use public transport: Take the Skytrain
to Braid Station, and transfer to Bus #156 or
#153 eastbound up Brunette Avenue to King
Edward Street. The festival site is on the corner
of Brunette & King Edward in Mackin Park.

If you must take your car

Festival du Bois is only a 30 minute drive
from downtown Vancouver! Take Highway
1 East towards Coquitlam and exit at 40B.
Follow Brunette Avenue to King Edward
Street. The Festival site is right on this corner
at Mackin Park.

Comment se rendre

Soyez écolos, utilisez les transports en com-
mun. Descendez a la station de skytrain Braid.
Prenez l’autobus no 156 ou no 153 jusqu’a
‘intersection de |’avenue Brunette et de la rue
King Edward. Le parc Mackin est a l’intersection.

Si vous devez prendre votre voiture
A seulement 30 minutes de voiture de
Vancouver! Prenez |’autoroute 1 Est (jusqu’a
Coquitlam), sortie 40B. Suivez l’‘avenue Brunette
jusqu’a la rue King Edward. Le site du festival se
trouve a |‘intersection, au Parc Mackin.

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No dogs allowed on the Festival grounds
Chiens interdits sur le site du festival

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Location/Site: Parc Mackin Park 1046 Brunette Avenue, Coquitlam

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Parking cc»

Located at IKEA, 1000 Lougheed Hwy,
Coquitlam. See the festival website for more

details.

Festival du Bois would like to thank IKEA for
offering spaces in their parking lot during the
festival.

Free Shuttle

Free Shuttle Bus service is available between
the IKEA parking lot and the site.

Saturday: from 10:30am to 8pm

Sunday: from 8:30am to 5pm

Stationnements (EEA)

Pour faciliter votre transport, nous avons
établi un service de navette et des stationne-
ments sont a votre disposition. Situés au Ikea
- Coquitlam, 1000 Lougheed Hwy - voir notre
site Internet pour plus de détails.

Navette gratuite

Service de navette, entre le stationnement
IKEA et le site

Samedi : de 10 h 30a 20h

Dimanche : de 8h 30a17h

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Recycle Please!
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