Where do I park?

Free public parking is available at Julian B. Lane Park (across from WEDU), Beulah Baptist Church (on W. Cypress St.), Tampa Preparatory School (on W. Cass St.), and the residential streets surrounding the WEDU station. Handicap parking is available in the parking lot on the north side of WEDU, on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests can either walk to the WEDU PBS station or take advantage of a FREE trolley service that circulates the listed parking lots every 10-15 minutes on Be My Neighbor Day!

Where do I park my stroller?

Stroller parking will be provided just inside the WEDU PBS Studios entrance. Please look for the Stroller Parking sign when you walk in!

Where can I go to find a quiet place/if my child has sensory needs?

Inside the WEDU station, near the restrooms and lobby, you'll find the Sensory Relief Zone, offering activity books and comfortable seating for children who may need a break from the festivities.

Will there be food or snacks available?

Yes! Food trucks will be at the event with refreshments available for purchase, as well as a free water station around the station. You are also welcome to bring your own snacks.

Where do I pick up my free tote bag to carry all my Be My Neighbor Day goodies?

Visit the main entrance of the event (on North Blvd) to receive your free tote bag, available while supplies last.

Where and when do we get to meet Daniel Tiger?

You will have the opportunity to meet and greet Daniel in the WEDU PBS KIDS Fun Zone in

Studio 1, starting at 10:30 a.m.

What do I do if my child or someone else needs medical attention?

For small cuts and scrapes, the Lost & Found tent (located near the main event entrance on North Blvd) has a first aid kit available. For emergencies, there are professional first responders on-site with an ambulance stationed at the Arch St entrance, in the Green Village area. Additionally, first aid-certified staff members are stationed throughout the venue—just look for WEDU staff wearing first aid armbands!

What do I do if my child gets lost or separated from me?

A Lost & Found tent is located at the main event entrance, where you can wait for your child to be found and reunited with you.

Where do I find photos of the event after it’s over?

About a week after the event, you can visit wedu.org/photos to see photos from Be My Neighbor Day 2026.