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Autumn Leaf Festival Parade Detour and Street Closure Information City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Autumn Leaf Festival and Parade in Leavenworth is set for September 25-26, 2021, with essential street closures and detours planned to accommodate the events. On Saturday, westbound Highway 2 will close at Chumstick Highway from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, necessitating detours through East Leavenworth Road and Icicle Road. Barricades will be in place for all side streets along the parade route during parade hours, ensuring safety for participants and spectators. Sunday will see continued closures on Front Street, where various activities will occur, including a popular annual car show. This vibrant community event not only showcases local culture but also brings together residents and visitors alike.

For comprehensive information about the festival's schedule and activities, attendees are encouraged to visit the Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival Association's website. The city's proactive communication regarding detours reflects its commitment to public safety and community engagement. Overall, the festival promises to be a delightful celebration of autumn in Leavenworth.

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