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Download Inauguration Guide E A T In Historic Downtown Frankfort In Historic Downtown Frankfort Kentucky Coffeetree Café Brothers Little Mart Broadway Clay Rodgers Studio 235 W. Broadway St. 317 St. Clair St. 223 W. Broadway St. 224 W. Main St. Capital Cellars Subway Poor Richard’s Books Three Elements Designs 227 W. Broadway St. 238 W. Main St. 233 W. Broadway St. 332 St. Clair St. Capital Plaza Lounge Main St. Diner Completely Kentucky BlackGate Studios 405 Wilkinson Blvd. 225 W. Main St. 3 meals 237 W. Broadway St. 336 St. Clair St. Serafini B’s Bakery KY Gentlemen Cigar Company Glitterati Treasures 243 W. Broadway St. 241 W. Main St. 329 W. Broadway St. 333 St. Clair St. Gibby’s Miss Risa’s Kentucky Knows DeSpain Studio and Gallery 204 W. Broadway St. 116 E. 2nd St. 337 W. Broadway St. 329 W. Broadway St. Buddy’s Pizza Sig Luscher Brewery 212 W. Broadway St. 221 Mero St. Nitro of Frankfort Silo Ridge Makers Market Mi Fiesta Trifecta BBQ 220 W. Main St. 314 St. Clair St. 334 St. Clair St. 328 St. Clair St. Page’s Shoe Repair T. Bennett Home and Gift Rick’s White Light Diner Healthease 313 W. Broadway St. 333 W. Broadway St. 114 Bridge St. 200 W. Broadway St. Rebecca Ruth Candy Old Capital Antiques Bourbon on Main Goodwood Brewing 116 E. Second St. 231 W. Broadway St. 103 W. Main St. 109 W. Main St. Simply Garden SerV - Boutique DECEMBER 10, 2019 100 E. Broadway St. 228 W. Main Wicked Glass & All Things Hemp Andy Beshear Wanderlust Designs 236 W. Main GOVERNOR O 234 W. Main St. Vibrant Life T U R Capital Gallery of 338 St. Clair St. Jacqueline Coleman Contemporary Art Jewel Box LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 314 Lewis St. 331 W. Broadway St. Buffalo Trace Distillery 1792 Store Frankfort Cemetery & Daniel Boone’s Grave Center for KY History Glenns Creek Distilling 100 W. Broadway St. Josephine Sculpture Park Kentucky Military History Museum Old State Capitol Prodigy Vineyards and Winery Go to Visitfrankfort.com Rebecca Ruth Candy Factory for details and directions. Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History visitfrankfort.com Schedule of Events & Parade Traffic Information 7:30 a.m. 2 p.m. KY HISTORYT eCxtENTER B E t Inaugural Breakfast Reception Swearing-in Ceremony, Capitol N S W O E N S t V T Inaugural Breakfast 7:30am A P Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History L L L A Immediately following Swearing-in Ceremony E Z T Y A Reception C O N Mayo-Underwood 8:30 a.m. N State Capitol Open House E C T Building O R Inaugural Worship Service R 8 p.m. D First Christian Church Transportation E The Grand March, Capitol Rotunda IA Building E STREET ME R 10 a.m. to Noon O S ST ST OLME C E H 9 to Midnight LI NT ON Inaugural Parade CLOSINGS S T T AW S Inaugural Balls, Capitol Grounds WARS B R T T O S R 7am - 1pm S N A T 1 p.m. E L D W S S State Office N I A G T G O Y W H S T A S S N T E G All inaugural events will be free T S N O L I Building N S R I L N H Inaugural Prelude S K 7am - 12am O N T N L T L I O S A Y T Y W L R and open to the public. A G I A Kentucky State Capitol Steps T N A I Old H L T H S C A S I Y T Parking A F T S Governor’s IA L W A O E MAIN ST C R W A Mansion PP Regan Street, from Clinton to Holmes IN No Parking on Route- 7am-1pm G 60 ST E E Cabinet for £421 ¤ E Kentucky.gov/Inauguration Staging and Parade Route Closed- 7am-1pm Warsaw Street, from Regan to Collins IASullivan Health and 1 Barrett Street, at Holmes Garage Family Services IA T E S E G STREET CLOSURES Truman Street, at Holmes V D A I L R A B T Text South of Kentucky River (South Frankfort) Collins Street, at Holmes I P E A FIRSt T CHRISTIAN CHURCH S C All of Capital Avenue, including Capitol Loop East Main Street, from Glenns Creek ECOND ST Publict Worship Service 8:30am Shelby Street, Second to Tanglewood (Restricted) to Capital E THIRD ST PARADE D ADDITIONAL NO PARKING AREAS R Logan Street, Battle Alley to State S 10am E E L L Times vary, follow signage I Battle Alley, Logan to Shelby A T F S S OURT H ST R E E L E L Parade Route V Depot Lot on Ann Street (Restricted) O Second Street, Logan to Shelby E U E I S T E T T d V S v I S S l Whitaker Bank Lot on Ann/Olive (Restricted) L Third Street, Logan to Shelby B E L E Y N E . A r All Floats, Bands and A R J CAM R PBE G D LL S T g R O n Steele Street, Second to Campbell i Un-Named Alley off East Capital other parade units to L U K E M r e arrive by this route h t Fourth Street, Logan to Shelby Mero Street, Wilkinson to High u L n i t TODD r C ST a Campbell Street, Murray to Shelby Clinton Street, St. Clair to Regan LAY ST E M Todd Street, Logan to Shelby Murray Street, Todd to Campbell ) V T STA A TE E £60 S ST State Street, Logan to Shelby Lafayette Drive, Louisville to Shelby ¤ E SHUTTLES D Y N B A L 8:30am - 5:30pm L E E E D Ford Street, Second to Fourth State Street, Logan to Shelby (Monday, Dec 9th 8am- H O S E O Wednesday, Dec 11 1230am) W Felmer Court, Third to Fourth Capitol 1 CHFS Mink’s Way, Logan to Capital Ave Todd Street, Capital to Shelby TE DR YET AFA Sower Tanglewood Drive, at Louisville Road (Monday, Dec 9th 5pm- Wednesday, Dec 11 1230am) L 2 LOUIS VILLE (Restricted) to Shelby IAGarage Annex PUBLIC PARKING Parking ) Drop-Off/ Lafayette Drive, at Louisville Road (Restricted) to Shelby CAPITOL E Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS), Text after 5pm Pick-up Old Lawrenceburg Road, from Capitol Parking Garage T D A R Inaugural Prelude 1TpmN G G R (Restricted) to Todd Martin Luther King Blvd *Shuttle Service L E U T R B W D D OO E O W C GLE The 300 Building, Sower Blvd *Shuttle Service Swearing-In 2 pm T O TAN N 60 E North of Kentucky River (Downtown) D R ¤£421 W Ceremony T A L (Overflow from CHFS) High Street, West Main to Holmes Street D L O Mero Street, Wilkinson to Holmes *Shuttle Pick-up and Drop-off location - The Grand 8 pm Clinton Street, Ann to Regan Todd Street @ Logan Street March EAST WEST CONNECTOR Holmes Street, Regan to High Mayo-Underwood Building, 500 Mero Street UV676 Inaugural Ball 9 pm- 12 am Sower E Broadway Street, Lewis to East Main KY Transportation Cabinet Garage, 200 Mero Street IA 2 Ann Street, Clinton to West Main (enter at St. Clair) Olive Street, West Main to Depot Lot Sullivan Square Parking Garage, 217 West Main West Main Street, Ann to Capital (enter at Lewis Alley) ¨¦§64 EXIT 58.
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