The holidays are coming up pretty quickly. What better way to get your shopping done than to support local small businesses? Thanks to the City of Providence and Mayor Jorge Elorza, two-hour parking continues to be free in parts of the city. Parking time limits and illegal parking will still be enforced during this time. For more information visit rethinkpvd.com. Below is a list of areas where you can take advantage of the free holiday parking, as well as links to the neighborhoods with shopping and dining information.

Prefer a map view of where you can park? View our free parking map.

Free 2-Hour Holiday Parking
Now through Jan. 1, 2021
10 a.m.–9 p.m. 

Federal Hill

• Atwells Avenue – Bradford Street to Knight Street
• Spruce Street – Dean Street to Acorn Street
• Dean Street – Atwells Avenue to West Exchange Street
• Acorn Street – Spruce Street to Atwells Avenue
• Bradford Street – Atwells Avenue to Jones Street
• Bond Street – Atwells Avenue to Spruce Street

Broad Street

•  Broad Street – Public Street to Montgomery Street

Downtown

• Downtown Providence – Bounded by Fountain Street, Memorial Boulevard,
  Weybosset Street, Empire, and Friendship streets (from Dyer Street to Dorrance Street)

Hope Street

• Hope Street – Rochambeau Avenue to Blackstone Boulevard

RiverWalk

• North Main Street – Thomas Street to Park Row

Silver Lake & Olneyville

• Olneyville Square – Route 10 to Sydney Street and Delaine Street to Atwood Street to Magnolia Street

College Hill & Benefit Street

• South Main Street – James Street to Packet Street

Jewelry/Innovation District

• Point Street – From Eddy Street to East Franklin Street

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Thayer Street

• Thayer Street – Bowen Street to Waterman Street
• Angell Street – Prospect Street to Governor Street
• Waterman Avenue

Wayland Square

• East Angell Street/Angell Street to Gano Street
• Wayland Avenue from Angell Street to Pitman Street

Fox Point/Wickenden Street

• Wickenden Street at Benefit Street to Ives Street at Preston Street

Parking Map

Note: All parking information subject to change.