Annual Springfest events next week, parking interrruption

The Student Entertainment Board is proud to present its 15th Annual Springfest Event for 2018.  This year will feature two days of music and art activities on Wilson Rd (between Stadium Way and Lincoln Dr).

Parts of Wilson Rd between Lincoln Dr. and Stadium Way will be shut down Thursday at 5pm to allow for stage construction.  All of Wilson Rd (between Stadium and Lincoln Dr) will be closed for the weekend starting at 5:30 p.m. on Friday (April 20) to allow for event activities.  Permit holders in these areas will receive communication about these interruptions via WSU Transportation Services.

If you have any questions pertaining to additional parking locations during this time, please email transportation@wsu.edu or call (509) 335- PARK (7275).

For more information regarding the 15th Annual Springfest Event, please visit https://seb.wsu.edu.

Thank you and Go Cougs!

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