Our primary goal is to create a safe and secure environment for all festival attendees. To ensure this, there will be onsite security and safety provided by local police and private security companies. 

There will be a medical tent located onsite to help you with any type of medical problem. If you need assistance, please go to the medical tent or look for festival staff.

You should immediately report any missing children to the nearest staff person, security or police officer. We will have a "Tag-A-Tot" program onsite at the main festival gate to easily identify any missing children.

Yes. If you lost something while at the festival, check with the Lost and Found, which is located inside the Information Tent.

The Life is good Festival is a rain or shine event. If the weather affects the festival on event day, we will announce it on this website promptly. Bookmark www.lifeisgood.com/festivals and check back regularly.

In the event of meatball precipitation hold out a plate or if possible a hero roll or hoagie bread.

Please email press@lifeisgood.com Or Click for a 2013 Press Application .

The purpose of the Access Program for the Life is good Festival is to, as best as we can, make it possible for our patrons with disabilities to attend the event and participate in the activities. We strive to give you all the information you need to properly prepare for your visit. If you have questions before the event please email festivals@lifeisgood.com. If you have questions during the event please visit the Information Tent onsite at the festival. All patrons with disabilities are encouraged to stop by the tent to pick up an Access Info brochure.

If you need an accommodation that the Access Program does not already provide, please make your request right away. Last minute requests may be difficult to process. Email festivals@lifesigood.com with your request as soon as possible. Some services may be available without advance notice. During the event, you may stop by the Access Tent to ask for assistance. We want your visit to the Life is good Festival to go as smoothly as possible.

There is accessible parking for those who have a valid, state-issued, accessible parking tag, at both off-site parking areas. 1) Royall Street Offices located off I-93 Exit 2B, and 2) the University Ave/MBTA rail station located off I-95 Exit 13. Accessible shuttle vans will be provided. Parking lots will be distinguished by color, so remember the color when you park.

All entrances to the festival will accommodate wheelchairs. It is roughly a tenth of a mile from the entrances to the grounds. The length of the field where the event is held is about two tenths of a mile. Patrons will travel over pavement, hard packed dirt pathways, closely cropped lawn, and a track with hard packed dirt and fine gravel mix before arriving at the interior of the track where the festival activities are held. This area is mowed grass and is a combination of flat and slightly rolling terrain. In a couple of places the terrain is a bit steep so you may need to look for a sign with a wheelchair symbol to find a flatter route. If there is rain, some areas could become muddy. Patrons will be responsible for getting themselves around the site and should plan their mobility needs accordingly. If you need more information, please write to festivals@lifeisgood.com.

Please bring your manual or motorized wheelchair, or your three or four-wheeled scooter. Please operate your mobility device at walking speed and follow manufacturer's instructions.

• Single-wheeled devices such as a unicycle (especially the super tall ones that clowns ride)
• Two-wheeled devices such as scooters, bicycles and segways (although kind of cool they are pretty weird and also not safe in a festival environment)
• Three and four wheeled devices such as all-terrain vehicles or golf carts
• Any other type of mobility device larger than a motorized wheelchair, or that operates faster than walking speed is not allowed. This is for the safety of our patrons and the continued health of the farm's beautiful grass.

Recharge your motorized wheelchairs and scooters at the Medical Tent.

At all three stages there will be a reserved viewing area in front of the stage. At the Good Vibes and Main Stage there is a raised platform in the audience, by the sound-mix platform. Look for signs with the wheelchair symbol. Patrons who use wheelchairs will be able to use the platforms and reserved areas without a pass. Patrons with mobility disabilities who don't use a wheelchair but who have a disability that substantially limits their ability to stand may stop by the Information Tent to request a pass to use these reserved areas.

Each person with a disability may bring one companion into the reserved viewing areas. Families, consisting of no more than two adults and any children less than 18 years of age, may stay together in the reserved areas. Please be considerate of our patrons who have disabilities and do not abuse this service. Space is limited.

Accessible portable toilets will be available in every grouping of portable toilets.

Check on the map or at the Information Tent for the location of the accessible ATMs.

Wheelchair push services and personal care attendants are not provided.

Life is good will have American Sign Language interpreters at all three stages for all performances. The interpreters will be located in front of the stage, to one side or the other, on a raised platform. Sign language interpreters will also be available at the Information Tent and at the games and activities.

Large print and Braille programming information is available at the Information Tent.

Yes, service animals with an individual with a disability are allowed at the Life is good Festival. Pets are not allowed. Service animals must be under the control of their owners at all times. All service animals must be on-leash and along side of its owner. Disruptive or dangerous animals will need to leave the site. Large print and Braille programming information is available at the Information Booth.

A person bringing a syringe must be prepared to show medication in prescription packaging with name on the label, and photo ID.

Please dispose of your medical waste and sharps in the proper disposal at the Medical Tent. Please do not dispose of these things in the trash barrels. We appreciate your consideration for our volunteers and staff who handle the trash bags.

Chill out in the Chill Zone Tent, a shaded place to spread out your blanket, get a cup of water, and hang near the fans (both the music fans and the kind that blow air around). If you become overheated, please go to the Medical Tent.

Pre-event: write to festivals@lifeisgood.com. During the event: At the Information Tent.