Staff Report / Ithacalocal.org

The City of Ithaca has announced road closures in downtown Ithaca from 6 AM on Friday, September 27, until 9 PM on Sunday, September 29, in conjunction with the Happy Apple Fest. Drivers are advised to allow extra time for travel during this period due to increased pedestrian activity.

Parking will be available for a fee of $5 per car on Saturday, September 28, at the Green Street garage, Seneca Street garage, and Cayuga Street garage operated by Premiere Parking. Payment will be accepted in cash only. There will be no parking charge on Sunday, September 29.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to plan their trips accordingly as the festival draws many attendees to the area.

Source: City of Ithaca, New York | Ithaca NY

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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