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Events

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial March

PAST DATES AND TIMES

  • Monday, January 16, 2017 10 am - 12 pm


Associated Street Closures:

Date:  Monday, January 16

Associated Street Closures:

The following streets will be closed on Monday, January 16 from 10 am until 12 noon:

Edenton Street between Salisbury Street and Wilmington Street

 

The following streets will be closed on Monday, January 16 from 10:50 am until 12 pm to facilitate the march:

- Start at Edenton Street between Salisbury Street and Wilmington Street heading west

- Left on Salisbury Street

- Left on Morgan Street

- Right on Fayetteville Street

- Right on Lenoir Street

- Left on Salisbury Street

- Left on South Street

- Right onto Duke Energy Center property for disassembly

Note: All cross-streets along the route one block in each direction will be detoured during the event.