This weekend, the Fry Street Fair is returning to Denton on May 16 and 17, offering an array of local culture, art, and music for the community and visitors alike. As festivities commence, attendees should anticipate parking restrictions and road closures to ensure pedestrians' and fairgoers' safety and a smooth transition throughout the area. According to an announcement by the City of Denton, extensive street closures and detours will begin at 8 a.m. today and continue until 10 p.m. tomorrow, affecting several thoroughfares around the festival.
Specifically, Avenue A between W Hickory Street and W Mulberry Street and W Mulberry Street between Avenue A and S Welch Street will be off limits for vehicles during the event. Electronic signage and detour instructions are promised to be displayed, directing traffic around the impacted locales. Motorists are cautioned that they might experience delays due to the increased pedestrian activity around the fairgrounds and are advised to seek alternative routes, as noted by an alert on the City of Denton's website.
The event's contact has been provided as Dustin Sternbeck, who can be reached at (940) 349-8251 or [email protected].
