TOPEKA (KSNT) – With Cider Days starting Saturday, organizers want friends and families to be aware of how to navigate ongoing construction work nearby.
Despite road work on Topeka Boulevard, people are still able to access the festival through the normal main Stormont Vail Events Center entrance. Once inside, organizers ask guests not to exit through that entrance. There are two other entrances that attendees can enter and exit through.
“The entrance would be onto Topeka Boulevard,” said marketing director for Cider Days, Nick Haney. “That’s the entrance directly in front of Stormont Vail Event Center. We just ask that people don’t exit that way. However, we do have two other entrances. One is Exoduster [Boulevard]. That is next to the Topeka Fire Department right there. And then you can also exit out that way. Also, we have the 17th Street entrance that is next to the AG Hall, so you can enter and exit there as well.”
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If you get lost, you can follow the exit and entrance signs for help.
Cider Days run from Sept. 19 to Sept. 20 at the Stormont Vail Events Center. Tickets cost $12 per person with discounts offered to groups of 10 or more. You can find more information about Cider Days and where to park by heading to the Stormont Vail Events Center’s website.
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