Sponsors

Please consider becoming a sponsor of the Takoma Park Street Festival.  This longtime community favorite is made possible with the generous support of our sponsors. As a Takoma Park Stret Festival Sponsor, you will be joining a popular celebration and reaching a large audience for less than you might spend on a single print ad.  You will be promoted to not only the thousands that attend the festival, but to many more thousands who might see and hear the advertising prior to the event.  Pre-festival advertising inludes press releases and public service announcements released to area outlets such as the Takoma Voice, the Washington City Paper, and The Gazette. In addition, we do extensive postings via social media.

Sponsorship Form

Sponsorship Levels and Benefits

Carroll Avenue Title Sponsors — $3,500

  • Exclusive sponsorship of 1 of 3 performance stages. 
  • Sponsor recognition announcements from the stage between performances 
  • 10’ x 10’ booth space in prime location
  • Logo & sponsorship recognition on the website and in advertising.
  • Banner ad on the Festival website (rotating, shared visibility)
  • 1 year OTBA membership (Old Takoma Business Association)

Takoma Patrons — $1,800

  • 10’ x 10’ booth space in prime location
  • Logo & sponsorship recognition on the website and in advertising.
  • Banner ad on the Festival website (rotating, shared visibility)
  • 1 year OTBA membership (Old Takoma Business Association)

Gilbert’s Town Supporters — $1,000

  • 10’ x 10’ booth space in prime location
  • Logo & sponsorship recognition on the website


For more information about sponsorship, please contact:

Laura Barclay Takoma Park Street Festival
Phone: 240-535-0187

 

Who is Gilbert?
BF Gilbert founded Takoma Park and developed the twin neighborhoods along the DC-Maryland state line — Takoma Park, MD and Takoma, DC. He was an interesting guy! Learn more >>

And who is Roscoe?
A rooster. A beloved, wild, free-ranging rooster, now deceased, who lived behind the stores of Carroll Avenue during the 1990s. He, too, was an interesting character and became the city’s unofficial mascot. His bronze statue stands on a pedestal in Clocktower Square in downtown Takoma Park.   Learn more >>