Good news for the Fall Funk in the City Art Festival at Haynie’s Corner this Saturday, September 21, 2019. Contractors working on the Washington Avenue/SE Second Street Water Main Relocation Project expect to have all water line work complete on Adams Avenue in front of the Alhambra Theatre and adjacent to Haynie’s Corner Market by the end of the day Friday, including pavement restoration. Pavement on Parrett Street, and on Washington Avenue immediately east and west of Parrett, should also be restored Friday.
Free off-street parking is available near Haynie’s Corner in addition to on-street parking in the surrounding neighborhood. Two parking lots are located on Adams Avenue. One lot is across the street from the Alhambra, and the other lot is adjacent to Haynie’s Corner Brewing Co. A third lot is located on Parrett Street next to Sauced. See the status map for details.
Streets on the map with green stripes indicate no active work and pavement restoration work complete. The area on Washington Avenue with red stripes, between Parrett and SE Sixth Street, will remain an active work zone with one south-eastbound lane open to traffic. The intersection at Washington and SE Sixth is open. For more information on the water line project, visitwww.Refreshevansville.com.
Fall Funk in the City is expected to attract thousands of visitors to the Haynie’s Corner area and will feature over 100 art booths, food vendors and kid-friendly activities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Two-time GRAMMY Award winner Lauren Daigle, who has sold out every one of
