Ads & Sponsorship at the Takoma Park Street Festival
When you become a Street Festival sponsor, your business or organization will be associated with one of Old Takoma's most popular celebrations...and you'll reach a large audience for less than you'd typically spend on local print advertising.
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Final Festival Program GuideFestival attendance averages between 10,000 and 12,000 festivalgoers from around the Washington metropolitan region, so your visibililty extends beyond the local Takoma community.
Sponsors in our two top-tier categories (Carroll Avenue Title Sponsors and Takoma Patrons) will be listed in the Festival's advertising in local publications, increasing your visibility to many more thousands who see and hear the advertising prior to Festival day.
Sponsorship Levels and Benefits
Carroll Avenue Title Sponsors — $3,500
• Exclusive sponsorship of 1 of 3 performance stages.
OTBA will provide stage banner.
Contact OTBA for stage availability & info.
• Sponsor recognition announcements from the stage between performances
• 10’ x 10’ booth space
• 3” x 5” ad in the program guide—4-color, front cover, prime ad location
• Logo & sponsorship recognition in the program guide, 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 — $1,750
• 10’ x 10’ booth space
• 4” x 3¾” ad in the program guide—4-color, prime ad location
• Logo & sponsorship recognition in the program guide, 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 — $900
• 10’ x 10’ booth space
• 4” x 2¾” ad in the program guide
• Banner ad on the Festival website (rotating, shared visibility)
• 1 year OTBA membership (Old Takoma Business Association)
For more information about advertising or sponsorship, contact:
Program Manager, Takoma Park Street Festival
Phone / Fax: 240-253-4229
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 >>
Mock-up of the Street Festival's program guide: distributed free at the Festival
