37 verified parking spots in Wedgewood-Houston, Nashville: 11 free, 7 validated and 19 paid. Nothing is listed until we've reviewed it, and locals help keep it current.
11 free
7 validated
19 paid
Free parking
Adventure Science Center Lot
Free for science center guests, in a gated lot that locks after hours
FreeMuseum lot
Parking is free for Adventure Science Center guests. The lower lot is gated, and guest parking runs 7am to 4:30pm Monday, Thursday and Friday, and 7am to 7:30pm Saturday and Sunday. It's closed Tuesday and Wednesday. If your car gets locked inside the gate, you can only get it back during those hours, so don't leave it past closing. The center also warns that nearby construction may affect the lower lot's west gate. The page isn't dated and was read 11/3/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the building.
GEODIS Park's own free paved lot off Chestnut Street, and it is the free option the club actually publishes rather than one people pass around. The honest part is the walk: the club says roughly 30 minutes to the stadium, so this is a save-the-money choice, not a convenience one. Tailgating is prohibited. The club does not say whether it is free on non-match days, so do not assume it. Worth knowing too that Fort Negley Park is not a parking option, GEODIS says so directly.
Free street parking right in front of the stadium, posted 2 hour limit from 6am to midnight, no overnight parking. Two hours sounds like plenty until you count the walk in, the match, and getting back out, which runs well past it. Treat this as a spot for the fairgrounds or a coffee run, not for Nashville SC. The no overnight line also means you can't leave the car and get a ride home.
Where On-street in front of Geodis Park, 501 Benton Ave
Source: Local confirmed
GoodTimes Full Service Bar
Free parking for patrons
FreeBar / burgers7 locals confirmed
GoodTimes has free patron parking on 4th Ave S in Wedgewood-Houston. No posted time limit anywhere on the lot, checked in person July 2026. Retro rec-room vibe, great burgers and margs. Come a little early on weekends before the lot fills.
Where Free patron parking, 1529 4th Ave S
Source: Local confirmed
Il Forno Lot (1414 3rd Ave S)
Plenty of free parking for Il Forno guests
FreeRestaurant
Il Forno is the Italian restaurant at 1414 3rd Ave S in Wedgewood-Houston. Parking is the easy part here: the restaurant told us by phone on 11/4/26 that guests have plenty of free parking, more than 170 spaces. That's a nice change from Houston St a few blocks away, where it's valet or hunting the street. It's for Il Forno guests. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the restaurant.
Where 1414 3rd Ave S
Source: Il Forno told us by phone 11/4/26
Jackalope Brewing Company
Free lot, but very limited
FreeBrewery2 locals confirmed
Jackalope has a free lot, but it is about three spots and it fills immediately. Treat it as a lucky break, not a plan. Better odds grabbing street parking around the corner on Houston, Pillow or Humphreys and walking over.
Where Onsite + Houston / Pillow / Humphreys
Lucky's 3 Star Bar
Free parking for patrons
FreeDive bar / hot dogs
Lucky's has free parking for its patrons, a solid perk on this busy stretch of 4th Ave S. No posted time limit anywhere on the lot, checked in person July 2026. Dive-bar prices and legendary hot dogs. Fills on weekend nights, so the lot can get tight, get there before the karaoke crowd.
Where Free patron parking, 1401 4th Ave S
Source: Local confirmed
Merge Coffee Bar
Free street nearby, the lots are paid
FreeCoffee3 locals confirmed
Merge has a walk-up window and a little parking, but it's tight in Wedgewood-Houston and the nearby lots are paid. Your free bet is street parking a block or two off 4th Ave S, then walk over.
Where Onsite lot
Source: Local confirmed
Sally's Stay Awhile
Free lot, and a fair amount of it
FreeRestaurant / cafe18 locals confirmed
One of the easier parks in Wedgewood-Houston. Sally's has its own free lot with a fair number of spots, a real find in an area where most parking is tight or paid. Grab a spot and stay awhile.
Where On-site free lot, 611 Wedgewood Ave
Source: Local confirmed
Santa's Pub
Free gravel lot, plenty of it
FreeDive bar / karaoke4 locals confirmed
The Christmas-lit karaoke trailer by the fairgrounds has its own big free gravel lot, easy parking is basically a gift in this pocket of town. Heads up, the bar is cash only, so grab cash before you go.
Where Free gravel lot on site, 2225 Bransford Ave
Source: Local confirmed
Wedgewood-Houston Street Parking
Free on the side streets, if you can find it
FreeStreet parking8 locals confirmed
Free street parking on Houston, Martin, Pillow, Humphreys and Brown. Limited and fills fast on busy nights, so plan to circle. Two local things to know. The restaurants along Houston St put out valet cones that take the curb spots in front of them, so a stretch that looked open on the way in can be gone by dinner. And the short block of shops and boutiques off Brown St has only a handful of spaces, so it goes first. No meters on these streets, but read any posted sign before you walk off.
Where Side streets (Houston / Martin / Pillow / Humphreys / Brown)
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Validated parking
Bastion Lot
Validated inside Bastion, everyone else pays 24/7
ValidatedSurface lot1 local confirmed
The gravel lot on the Houston and Pillow corner, behind the fence with the Bastion loves you script on it. Two signs on that fence and you need both. Bastion validates parking inside, so if you are eating or drinking there, ask at the bar. The Metropolis sign next to it says enforced 24/7, payment required, so if you are not going into Bastion you are paying like anyone else. Rates are behind a QR on the sign rather than printed, so you find out when you scan. Seen 7/27/26.
Where Bastion Lot, 417 Houston St (corner of Houston and Pillow), operated by Metropolis
Source: Local confirmed
Crush Bottle Shop
2 hours validated for customers
ValidatedWine / bottle shop4 locals confirmed
The wine shop from the Miel team in Emblem Park on 4th Ave S. The lot went to Metropolis in October 2026, and the old honor system is gone. Every driver has to start a visit by scanning the QR on the lot sign, then Crush customers scan a second QR inside the shop to validate 2 hours. Skip the scan and Metropolis bills you by your plate: $8.28 for the first hour, up to $38.27 for the day, and unpaid visits pick up late fees after 72 hours. The old Crush "30 minute parking only" signs are still standing, so go by the Metropolis sign, not those. Long enough for a glass and a bottle to take home, not a place to leave the car for a show. Scanned and confirmed on site 10/21/26.
Where Emblem Park lot, 1414 4th Ave S (Metropolis)
Source: Local confirmed
Dicey's Tavern
Two options, and both need you to scan at the host stand or you pay
ValidatedRestaurant3 locals confirmed
Dicey's has two parking options and both run on validation, so read this before you walk in. The May Hosiery Mills lot next door works like this: scan the QR in the lot, pick Dicey's from the list, and it puts a $9 hold on your card. That hold does not go away until you scan the second QR at the host stand inside. Skip that step and you have paid $9 to eat pizza. The other option is the Nashville Warehouse Co. garage at 1125 B 4th Ave S, where Dicey's own sign says free parking with two hour validation. Either way the validation happens inside the restaurant, not in the lot. A Google reviewer learned this the hard way: staff told them to park in the May Hosiery lot, they ate for 45 minutes, and a security guard came after them about it. Walked and captured on site 8/20/26. The lot is a short walk and easy to find. Open 11am to 10pm and to midnight Friday and Saturday. Pin is the restaurant, not a parking space.
Where 425 Chestnut St. Park in the May Hosiery Mills lot at 448 Humphreys St or the Nashville Warehouse Co. garage at 1125 B 4th Ave S
Source: Local confirmed
Gordo's Taqueria
1 hour free, validated at Gordo's register
ValidatedSurface lot3 locals confirmed
The sign on the patio planter reads "1 hr free parking, scan QR code at the register," so the validation lives inside at the counter, not on the sign in the lot. The lot is Metropolis 3385 and is posted enforced 24 hours a day with payment required, which makes the free hour an exception rather than the default. The sign does not state that you have to buy anything, though the QR is at Gordo's register either way. We do not yet know what happens if you stay past the hour, so treat sixty minutes as a hard ceiling until that is confirmed. Some stalls are marked reserved for Hermitage Kitchen Gallery, so read your stall before walking off. Observed 7/29/26.
Where 515B Merritt Ave (Metropolis lot 3385)
Source: Local confirmed
Ingrassia & Sons Italian Deli
1 hour free in the Metropolis lot with deli validation
ValidatedRestaurant1 local confirmed
Ingrassia and Sons validates one free hour in the Metropolis lot at 475 Humphreys St, between Martin and Chestnut, a short walk down the block from the deli. The deli posted this on its own TikTok account, the one its website links to, and we saw it on 9/26/26. They have not said how the validation works, so ask at the counter when you order, not on your way out. They also have not said what the lot charges once the hour is up, so do not count on lingering. The deli is open 10:30am to 3pm every day, which makes this a lunch lot. The free hour is for deli customers, so parking here and walking off to somewhere else in WeHo means you pay Metropolis. Pin is the lot. The deli is at 461 Humphreys.
Where Metropolis lot at 475 Humphreys St, between Martin and Chestnut
Maru WeHo
2 hours validated for customers
ValidatedSushi restaurant1 local confirmed
MARU's Wedgewood-Houston spot is in the Emblem Park building on 4th Ave S, and it shares the Metropolis lot out front. Every driver has to start a visit by scanning the QR on the lot sign. Eating at MARU, scan the second QR inside the restaurant to validate 2 hours, which covers a sushi dinner without watching the clock. Skip the scan and Metropolis bills you by your plate: $8.28 for the first hour, up to $38.27 for the day, and unpaid visits pick up late fees after 72 hours. Ignore the old 30 minute signs left from before Metropolis. Scanned and confirmed on site 10/21/26. The pin is the building, not a parking space.
Where Emblem Park lot, 4th Ave S (Metropolis)
Source: Local confirmed
Nashville Warehouse Company Garage
Free with 2 hour validation from Dicey's, get it at the host stand
ValidatedPublic garage
Dicey's Tavern posts its own sign directing people here, and that sign says free parking with two hour validation at the Nashville Warehouse Co. garage, 1125 B 4th Ave S. The validation is not automatic. You get it inside Dicey's, not in the garage. This is the alternative to the May Hosiery Mills lot next door to the restaurant, and it is the better option if that lot is full or if you would rather not put a hold on your card. Sign read on site 8/20/26. Two things we have not confirmed: what the garage charges without validation, and whether any other tenant in the building validates here. The Nashville Warehouse Co. building itself lists hours of 7am to 10pm. Pin is the building, not the garage entrance.
Where 1125 B 4th Ave S, the Nashville Warehouse Co. garage
Source: Local confirmed
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Paid parking
1201 Martin St Lot (Premium)
$5 the first hour, cheapest captured rate in Wedgewood-Houston
PaidSurface lot
Premium Parking location P3734, the gravel and asphalt lot at the May Hosiery Mills building. Premium published this ladder when we checked on 8/13/26: $5 for one hour, $7.50 for two, $11 for four, $20 for nine, $25 for twelve, $40 for twenty-four. The page carries a warning not to park in reserved spaces Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm, so read the striping before you leave the car. Drive up and pay by plate.
Metropolis surface lot on the west side of Martin St, across the street from Sushi Row and beside the Sicilian Butcher and Dos Santos block. The sign says every visit must start by scanning the QR, so scan before you walk away. Rates observed on the operator's own checkout screen 7/26/26 at 11:47am, service fees and taxes included: $5.99 for one hour, $10.99 for two, $15.99 for three, $21.00 for six, $26.25 for twelve.
Where 1235 Martin St, west side, across from Sushi Row. Google lists the Metropolis lot as 1231 Martin St.
Source: Local confirmed
4th & Bianca Paige Lot (Metropolis)
$4.56 for up to 8 hours on the app today
PaidSurface lot1 local confirmed
Gravel corner lot, no gate, no attendant. Metropolis's page on 10/14 listed $4.56 for up to 8 hours. Metropolis prices move, so check the screen before you pay. When we looked on 7/25 the sandwich board said $5 for the first hour, the app charged $5.99 once tax and fees landed, and it sold one hour at a time. The lot was listed for sale then, so this one may not last. Up the block in the Emblem Park lot, Crush and MARU now validate 2 hours for their own customers, scan inside to get it. Read 10/14/26. The pin is the lot.
Where 1500-1504 4th Ave S (Metropolis lists it as 398 Bianca Paige Way)
PMC surface lot beside Elegy Coffee, open 24 hours, pay by phone only with no rate posted on the sign. Rates observed on the operator's own checkout screen 7/26/26 at 11:42am: $10.15 for one hour, $11.80 for two, $13.72 for four, $15.64 for six, so the first hour costs more than the next five combined. The sign says no free parking anytime and no validation. Elegy's own FAQ says it can offer 60 minutes free in a gravel lot nearby by scanning a QR at the register, but it doesn't name that lot, so don't assume it's this one. Hagan St has street parking but it was full on a weekend morning. Elegy's FAQ read 11/3/26.
Where 526 Hagan St, beside Elegy Coffee at 516 Hagan St
Metropolis lot in Wedgewood-Houston, entrance at 622 Hamilton Ave. Drive-up rates on Metropolis's page on 10/14: $4.56 up to 1 hour, $9.11 up to 2, $13.67 up to 3, $18.22 up to 6, $22.78 up to 12. Metropolis prices move, so check the screen before you pay. Read 10/14/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the address.
Public garage on Hagan St, and Mercado guests get a discount
PaidPublic garage
Mercado by Butchertown, at 625 Hamilton Ave, says there's a public garage just past the restaurant at 715 Hagan St. If you park there and tell them, they'll give you a discount to help cover the parking. Mercado doesn't say how big the discount is, who runs the garage, or what it charges, so check the price at the entrance. It also says guests often use street parking around Wedgewood-Houston. Read 11/3/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the 715 Hagan St address.
Aba runs a valet in back and that is the reliable option. The restaurant entrance is in the alley between Brown St and Humphreys St, which is worth knowing before you circle Houston looking for a front door. There is a lot connected to the restaurant around back, but it is valet only, so do not pull in and park it yourself. Street parking exists around here but it is hard to come by, especially after 4pm when Aba opens and the rest of Wedgewood-Houston fills up, so be ready to drive a few laps or park a walk away. Aba's own booking page lists street parking and valet, and nothing else. The valet is paid and the rate is not published anywhere, so ask at the stand before you hand over the keys. One thing to be careful about: the May Hosiery Mills lot is a few hundred feet away and it looks like the obvious answer, but it runs on a $9 hold that is only wiped when you scan inside a business on its validating tenant list. We have not confirmed Aba is on that list. If it is not, parking there and walking to Aba means you keep the charge. Pin is the restaurant, not the valet stand. Open 4pm to 10pm most nights, to 11pm Friday and Saturday, with weekend brunch from 10am. Walked and captured on site 8/22/26.
Where 435 Houston St, valet in back. The entrance is in the alley between Brown St and Humphreys St
Finery Garage (622 Merritt Ave)
$4.99 for an hour, public only weeknights after 5pm and weekends
PaidPublic garage (SP+ / Metropolis)
SP+ lists the Finery Garage at 622 Merritt Ave with drive-up rates of $4.99 for up to 1 hour, $7.99 to 2, $10.99 to 3, $14.99 to 4, $21.00 to 5, and a $26.25 daily max, including state and local taxes if applicable. Hours are weekdays 5pm to 5am and 24 hours on weekends, so on a weekday afternoon it isn't open to you. SP+ also says no overnight parking, which sits oddly with those weekday hours, so read the sign. Height limit 6 feet 7 inches. Eating at The Sicilian Butcher or Dos Santos, both at 475 Gray St? The Sicilian Butcher told us by phone on 11/4/26 that both restaurants validate 2 hours in this garage. Ask your server how to get it. With those weekday hours, that's a dinner and weekend deal, not a weekday lunch one. SP+ read 11/3/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is Google's entry for The Finery at 622 Merritt Ave.
Metropolis's lot at Gabby's Burgers & Fries, entrance at 493 Humphreys St. Drive-up rates on Metropolis's page on 10/14: $3.64 up to 1 hour, $7.29 up to 2, $12.76 up to 4, $14.58 up to 6, $22.78 up to 12. Metropolis prices move, so check the screen before you pay. Read 10/14/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is Gabby's.
Event parking sold online about 10 days ahead, limited on match day
PaidStadium lots
GEODIS Park sells parking online about 10 days before each event, and only limited inventory is left on event day. It lists these lots: Lot 1 at 401 Wingrove St, Lot 2 at 320 Wedgewood Ave, Lot 3 at 174 Rains Ave, the Nashville PBS Lot at 161 Rains Ave, Lot 5 at 2300 Bransford Ave, Lots 6 and 8 at 625 Coliseum Way (Lot 8 is the Fairgrounds Speedway), Lot 7 at 330 Craighead St, Lot 9 at 2226 Bransford Ave, Lot 10 on Wilson Dr, Lot 11 at 401 Wedgewood Ave, and the Lot 12 Garage at 630 Coliseum Way. ADA parking is in Lots 9, 10 and 12. Tailgating is allowed in Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, and not in Lot 3, the PBS lot, Lot 12 or Chestnut. Lots open three hours before the scheduled start. The page doesn't list prices. Rideshare drop-off and pickup moved to Craighead St for 2026, and there's no parking at Fort Negley Park. The free Chestnut Lot, about a 30 minute walk, has its own card. The page was updated 8/29/26 and read 11/3/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the stadium, not a lot.
$9 hold when you scan, wiped only if you validate inside the business
PaidSurface lot
This is the public lot at the May Hosiery Mills complex in Wedgewood-Houston, run by Premium Parking as zone P3732, and it is the closest parking to Dicey's Tavern. The mechanism matters more than the price here. You scan the QR in the lot, choose which business you are visiting, and it places a $9 hold on your card. The hold is only wiped when you scan the second QR inside that business, usually at the host stand. If you park, eat, and leave without doing the second scan, the $9 stands. The lot sign lists several tenants that validate, including Anecdote and Dicey's, though part of the sign was blocked when we photographed it so the full list is longer than what we can name. Bower Nails at 1214 Martin St is another: its parking page names four May Hosiery Mills lots, A at 1201 Martin St, B at 1209 Martin St, C at 1230 Martin St and D at 449 Humphreys St, says Lot B is closed Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, and gives the same steps, pick the Bower Nails offer when you scan, then validate inside the salon. Read the striping before you walk off: the entrance sign reads reserved Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, public parking all other times, and the sign inside the lot spells out that all other times means paid, not free. Premium photographs your plate and mails an invoice, so nothing goes on your windshield and you find out days later. This is not a lot to park in and walk off to somewhere else in WeHo. A Google reviewer parked here on a restaurant's say-so, ate for 45 minutes, and got confronted by a security guard, which is what the second scan exists to prevent. Sign and QR flow captured on site 8/20/26; Bower Nails page read 11/3/26. What it costs past the validated window is not posted. Pin is the lot.
Where 448 Humphreys St, the lot at the May Hosiery Mills complex (Premium Parking zone P3732)
Source: Local confirmed
Park Happy Lot (Martin & Humphreys)
Sign says $2, checkout charges $3.06
PaidSurface lot
Park Happy lot #145 on the Martin and Humphreys corner. Text 145 to 615-777-9797 or scan the QR as soon as you park, and pay in advance for the whole time you plan to stay. The sign posts $2 for the first hour and the checkout charged $3.06 on 7/27/26. Their lot down at Humphreys does the same thing, posts $3 and charges $4.18, so the number on the yard sign is not the number you pay. Checkout prices as of 7/27/26: 1 hour $3.06, 2 hours $6.43, 4 hours $11.16, 12 hours $18.40, 24 hours $36.49. Here is the part in the small print that costs people money: if you do not pay the correct rate up front for your full stay, they presume you were parked the full 24 hours and bill you the unpaid 24-hour rate, so underpaying by an hour can cost you $36.49, not $3. Late fees go up to $50 after 72 hours and $75 after 30 days. Two things in your favor: if you pull in and change your mind, you can leave within 5 minutes at no charge, and the barbershop on the corner has its own validation option in the rate list.
Where Park Happy lot #145, corner of Martin St and Humphreys St (text 145 to 615-777-9797)
Source: Local confirmed
Park Happy Lot #166 (Humphreys St)
Sign says $3, checkout charges $4.18
PaidSurface lot
Two gravel lots off Humphreys, one on each side of Pillow, and both are zone 166, so it is the same rate and the same text either way. The pin is Humphreys Street Coffee because that is the landmark you will actually see. Text 166 to 615-777-9797 as soon as you park and pay in advance for your whole stay. Read this before you trust the A-frame: the little sign out front says only $3 first hour, and the checkout charged $4.18 on 7/27/26. Their lot up at Martin posts $2 and charges $3.06, so the number on the yard sign is not the number you pay. Checkout prices as of 7/27/26: 1 hour $4.18, 4 hours $8.88, 8 hours $15.63, 24 hours $29.74, which makes this the cheaper of the two for a long stay. Same small print as their other lots: pay for your full length of stay up front or they presume 24 hours and bill you the unpaid 24-hour rate, with late fees up to $50 after 72 hours. You can leave within 5 minutes of pulling in at no charge.
Where Park Happy lot #166, two gravel lots flanking Pillow St off Humphreys (pin is Humphreys Street Coffee, the landmark between them). Text 166 to 615-777-9797
Source: Local confirmed
Park Happy Lot #176T
$3.55 for 1 hour, $10.30 for 4, at checkout.
PaidSurface lot1 local confirmed
Text 176T to 615-777-9797 to see the rate before you pay. Checkout prices pulled 7/30/26 at 11:32am: 1 hour $3.55, 2 hours $6.92, 4 hours $10.30, 12 hours $18.70, 24 hours $37.09. The board at this lot read $2 on a different day, and Park Happy does not state anywhere we have seen whether tax and fees are included, so treat the checkout number as the real one. Underpay and they invoice you the 24-hour rate minus whatever you paid, and if they cannot tell what you paid they assume zero. $50 more if that invoice goes unpaid 72 hours, up to $25 more after 30 days. Separately, up to $200 per incident for parking improperly. Plate reader cameras may be running, compliance monitored 24/7.
Where Park Happy lot #176T, Wedgewood-Houston. Register by texting 176T to 615-777-9797 or at t2p.parkhappy.com.
Source: Local confirmed
PMC Lot (building 611)
$12.90 for 2 hours, $23.87 for 8. No 1-hour option.
PaidGravel lot
Gravel lot beside building 611, a short walk from Iggy's. Rates read off PMC's own checkout screen on 7/29/26 at 6:28pm: 2 hours $12.90, 4 hours $17.29, 6 hours $20.58, 8 hours $23.87, 24 hours $31.55. PMC states rates shown include taxes and fees. The picker starts at two hours, so there is no way to buy just one. Posted fine print: parking patrons only, no free parking anytime, violators may be fined and may be towed or booted.
Where Gravel lot beside building 611, near Iggy's at 609 Merritt Ave. Pay at park.parkingmgt.com or by the QR on the PAY HERE sign.
Source: Local confirmed
T3 Garage (1234 Martin St)
Evening and weekend garage, check the price before you pay
PaidGarage1 local confirmed
Self-park garage at 1234 Martin St, attached to the building Sushi Row is in. The operator's page on parking.com lists it open weekdays 5pm to 5am and all weekend, with a 6 foot 7 inch height limit and no overnight parking. Its drive-up table lists $4.99 up to 1 hour, $7.99 up to 2, $10.99 up to 3 and $14.99 up to 4, but the same table also lists $25.99 for up to 1 hour and for 2 to 3 hours without saying when that applies, so check the price before you pay. Eating at Sushi Row? Park here, go inside, and they'll give you a QR code that validates 3 hours. The restaurant told us that by phone on 11/4/26. With the weekday hours above, that works for dinner and weekends, not a weekday lunch. Rates read 10/14/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the address.
Metro's Fairgrounds page says the base parking rate is $10 per vehicle, cash only, as of July 1, 2023, and that rates can change for certain events. Vehicles with state-issued disabled plates or placards park free, and there are accessible spaces. Large trucks and trailers may be able to park on site, so call 615-862-8980 x2 first. The RV park is only for event promoters and vendors who apply ahead. The address is 401 Wingrove St, but use 625 Smith Ave in your GPS. GEODIS Park lists its Lot 1 at this same address and its Lot 8 at the Fairgrounds Speedway, so on match days check the GEODIS event parking card. Read 11/3/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is Google's entry for The Fairgrounds.
The Truth doesn't have parking of its own. Its FAQ says there are plenty of paid lots nearby and links to PMC so you can buy a spot ahead, which is the move on a show night. It doesn't list the lots or prices. VIP and Meet and Greet check-in may open before the general lots do, so VIP ticket holders should plan to arrive early. Getting dropped off? The venue's rideshare pick-up and drop-off point is 578 Hagan Street. Street parking in Wedgewood-Houston is tight on busy nights, so don't count on a free curb. FAQ read 11/9/26. We haven't been there in person. The pin is the venue.
$15 valet for your whole meal at Alla Vita, Momotaro or Middleman
PaidDevelopment valet + lots
Alla Vita, Momotaro and Middleman share a building at 519 to 523 Houston St in Wedgewood-Houston, and they point everyone to the same valet: $15 for as long as you're dining, with no time limit. Look for the green valet stand right by Alla Vita, near Middleman; it's easy to spot. The restaurants told us that by phone on 11/4/26. None of the three has its own lot or validates self-parking, so valet is the plan. If you'd rather not pay, street parking a block or two off Houston is free but fills fast on busy nights. We don't know yet whether Pastis across the street uses the same valet. We haven't been there in person. The pin is Alla Vita.
Where Green valet stand by Alla Vita, 519 to 523 Houston St
Source: Alla Vita told us by phone 11/4/26
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