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Parking & Directions for Sierra Ferrell Thompson's Point
501 Danforth Street, Portland, ME
04101, US
1. Thompson's Point Lot - 0.1 miles, $10
2. Portland Expo Lot - 0.3 miles, $5
3. Bunker Hill Lot - 0.4 miles, $8
4. Amtrak Lot - 0.5 miles, $10
5. Street Parking - 0.2 miles, varies ($1-2/hr)
Sierra Ferrell Concert Live at Thompson's Point | Portland – September 05th, 2026
Thompson's Point is one of those hidden gems where you can truly feel the vibe of Portland. It’s got these gorgeous picnic spots that make you want to pack a lunch and settle in for a day of good times, perfect for family outings or just a chill afternoon with friends. The place isn’t just pretty; it’s got some serious event cred too. Since 2017, it’s been rocking the Winter Beer Festival, drawing craft beer lovers from all over, and in 2018, it hosted Maine Maple Sunday, where everyone gets a sweet taste of Maine’s harvest season. Come fall, the annual Fall Music Festival hits the scene, and it’s become a staple for live tunes and good energy. Oh, and if you’re eyeing Sierra Ferrell Portland, this spot is a natural choice, it’s got that relaxed, artsy vibe that matches her style perfectly. The lawn’s drainage system is surprisingly good considering how often Portland’s rain can surprise you, and sometimes balcony access is reserved for certain tickets, making it feel a little exclusive. Just a stone’s throw from downtown, Thompson’s Point offers stunning city views that make for great postcards or Instagram shots. Honestly, it’s the kind of place where you feel a little more connected to Portland’s soul, whether you’re here for the festivals or just to soak in the scenery.