**Pearl Palooza Event: Road Closures and Parking Information**
The 21st annual Pearl Palooza event is set to take place in Albany, N.Y. on Saturday, September 21st. This all-ages music festival will be free and open to the public from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, attendees should be aware of several road closures and parking restrictions that will be in place to accommodate the event.
**Road Closures**
Several streets in the vicinity of the festival will be temporarily closed to traffic on the day of the event. N Pearl Street will be closed from Pine Street to Sheridan Avenue, while Columbia Street will be closed from Chapel Street to James Street. These closures will be in effect from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the day of the festival.
**Parking Restrictions**
In addition to road closures, there will also be parking restrictions in place in the area surrounding the festival. The following streets will have restricted parking:
– N Pearl Street: Both sides, between Pine Street and Orange Street.
– N Pearl Street: Both sides from Pine Street south, with eight spaces on each side.
– Pine Street: Both sides, between Chapel Street and James Street.
– Columbia Street: Both sides, between Chapel Street and James Street.
– Sheridan Avenue: Both sides, between Chapel Street and N Pearl Street.
**Alternative Parking Options**
For those attending the Pearl Palooza event, the Riverfront and Quackenbush Garages will be offering event parking for $8. These garages are conveniently located near the festival grounds and provide a safe and secure place to park your vehicle. Additionally, the Downtown Albany website has more information about parking options and alternative transportation methods for getting to the event.
As the 21st Pearl Palooza event approaches, it is important for attendees to be aware of the road closures and parking restrictions that will be in place to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all. By planning ahead and taking advantage of alternative parking options, festival-goers can make the most of this exciting musical event in the heart of Albany.