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What to know about parking and traffic for Florida Gateway Fair concert

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What to know about parking and traffic for Florida Gateway Fair concert — Nocatee Arts news

Drivers heading to the Florida Gateway Fair in Lake City on Saturday, Nov. 7, should expect delays from 5 to 9 p.m. as attendees arrive for a 9 p.m. concert headlined by country artist and Lake City native Adam Sanders.RELATED: Ten days of fair food, rides and competition: The Florida Gateway Fair kicks off in Lake CityThe heaviest congestion is expected on SW Bascom Norris Drive between U.S. Highway 90 and SW Sisters Welcome Road, and on State Road 247 from U.S. 90 to SW Quail Heights Terrace. Delays also may affect roads leading to fair parking.SW Mary Ethel Lane westbound will be closed between SW Bascom Norris Drive and the south entrance of Office Depot. The lane will serve as a second eastbound parking entrance. Drivers turning left from Bascom Norris Drive should use the left lane; drivers turning right should use the right lane. All parking traffic will exit through the south exit and turn onto Bascom Norris Drive.Saturday fair admission includes the concert. Tickets are $12 fo

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