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Ridgewood NJ, love it or hate it the Central Business District Pedestrian Plaza is back and will be held every Saturday and Sunday, from June 3rd through October 9th. All of the streets from Walnut Street to Broad Street, along East Ridgewood Avenue, including the side streets of Oak Street, Chestnut Street, and Prospect Street, will be closed to vehicular traffic.
There will be activities, classes, carnival rides, bands, and performers throughout the Pedestrian Plaza on both days. Parking is available in the Hudson Street Garage (on the corner of Broad Street and Hudson Street), in the Prospect Street lot, in the Chestnut Street lot, in the Walnut Street lot, and in the Cottage Place lot. Come to shop, dine, and join in the fun at the Pedestrian Plaza this season.
There will be various bands playing throughout the season in Memorial Park at Van Neste Square in June, on Saturday nights at 7:00 p.m.
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Will parking be free every Sat. & Sun. June 3rd thru Oct. 9th in those lots listed? ….
” Parking is available in the Hudson Street Garage (on the corner of Broad Street and Hudson Street), in the Prospect Street lot, in the Chestnut Street lot, in the Walnut Street lot, and in the Cottage Place lot.”
.. or do people have to find “off streets, locations”?
a big Middle Finger to the residents of Ridgewood.
Has anyone figured out what this new discoveridegewood.org organization is that is promoting the pedestrian plaza? Can’t believe it is a group of realtors since they have adds on YouTube, facebook, and the digital billboard on Route 4.
Someone is pushing very hard to promote it. Follow the $
Who is paying for it? I know they were requesting money fro mthe new apartment complaxes to help support it. But that’s a drop in the bucket of expenses.
Who is paying for it? I know they were requesting money from the new apartment complexes to help support it. But that’s a drop in the bucket of expenses.