Denton, TX is gearing up to quickly bring back a beloved tradition after nearly two decades, as the Fry Street Fair is set to return with a bang on April 27 and 28. But before the revelry can begin, locals and visitors alike must prepare for the road closures and detours that will accompany the festivities. According to the city's latest advisory, these disruptions will run from 4 a.m. on Saturday until 6 a.m. on Monday, with several streets blocked off to vehicle traffic, according to the City of Denton, Texas.

Those planning to navigate through Denton during this time should note the key closures: Hickory Street from N Avenue B to Fry, Fry Street between W Oak and W Hickory, Avenue A from W Hickory to W Mulberry, and W Mulberry between Avenue A and S Welch. Detours are firmly in place – Hickory's traffic is to be rerouted via Avenue C and N Avenue B and other rerouting signs will be posted.

As the city braces for an influx of pedestrians, longer travel times could be on the horizon for drivers in and around the event's area. Reports from the City of Denton, Texas indicate that motorists would be well-served to plan for alternate routes or consider ride-share options. Despite the expected congestion, all local businesses within the fair's footprint are expected to maintain regular business hours.

Denton's civic charm will take center stage as the Fry Street Fair showcases the town's unique character, embracing its reputation for diversity and creativity. With enhancive local culture, art, and music, the fair's comeback is not just an ordinary festival but a kinship celebration of such a distinctive community.