Autumn Leaf Festival Parade Saturday 9292018 Street Closures Detour City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Autumn Leaf Festival in Leavenworth, scheduled for Saturday, September 29, 2018, is a beloved local event that attracts community members and visitors alike. Highlighting the festival's festivities, significant street closures will affect local traffic patterns, specifically along Highway 2 and Front Street, from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Westbound traffic on Highway 2 will be closed at Chumstick Highway, while eastbound traffic will be halted at Icicle Road, compelling drivers to utilize detours through East Leavenworth Road and Icicle Road. Front Street will also be closed during the parade, creating additional access restrictions on 8th Street for the duration of the event. A detailed map is provided to assist attendees in navigating the changes and ensuring they can enjoy the parade without hassle.

Festival organizers encourage everyone to embrace the lively atmosphere while remaining cautious of traffic alterations. This annual celebration not only showcases the community’s spirit but also emphasizes the importance of planning ahead for a smooth experience. Enjoying the parade and festivities while being aware of street closures will enhance the overall enjoyment of the Autumn Leaf Festival.

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