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Details You'll Need to Know STORY INDEX: Downtown Festival Details You'll Need to Know (Jan. 28, 2002)------ Main Street Festival boundaries on Main Street are from South Temple to 400 South. Open to the public daily 10:30 am - 1 am Primary elements on Main St: Local vendor food & beverage kiosks; Information kiosks, multiple decorations; First aid stations manned by American Red Cross; Atmosphere entertainers; The Samsung zone; Downtown Festival art gallery Washington Square Hours: Feb. 7-- 6 pm - Midnight Feb. 8 and 24-- 4 pm - 1 am Feb. 9-23-- 10:30 am - 1 am It is a secure venue, meaning all guests will enter through a magnetometer (similar to the airport procedure). Personal belongings should be kept to a minimum. Bags greater than 12" x 12" x 6" will not be permitted into Washington Square. Dress warmly and/or appropriately for the weather. Anticipate lines at the public entranceways, especially during peak evening hours. Public entrances are at the corners of State St. and 400 South, and 200 East and 500 South. Seating will be available in food structures as well as outdoors on the 200 East side of Washington Square. Restroom trailers with 92 facilities will be located on the south side of the City County Building. There is no designated parking. Guests are encouraged to visit utahcommuterlink.com to pre-determine the best means of traveling to Washington Square or Main Street. Designated area for the public to obtain general Olympic information and Lost and Found. Jumbotron will broadcast Olympic competition and events. Washington Square Features Food-- two large, heated structures will feature cafeteria-style dining provided by numerous Utah vendors. Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverage stations Main Stage entertainment-- Performance schedule Cultural Celebrations KSL/Smith's Family Pin Trading Spy Hop Productions/Smith's/KSL Olympic Multi-Media Project-- Interactive center designed for kids and "kids at heart." Western experience-- Restored movie set provides the backdrop for mountain man rendezvous; nightly bluegrass and country western music; blacksmith shop; cowboy poetry; western food. This information is subject to change.

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