Highland festival grounds at kentucky expo center full#
More than 126,000 cubic yards of dirt, the equivalent of 63 football fields (over 1 million wheelbarrows full of dirt. The projects are estimated to cost 1.2 million and be complete by the end of July. Several clients have historically used a portion of the more than 300 acres of outdoor space at the Kentucky Exposition Center in unique ways and create millions of dollars in economic impact annually for the state. The Kentucky Exposition Center has begun work on the Highland Festival Grounds and Lot C improvement projects in preparation for future events. The Kentucky Exposition Center boasts indoor and outdoor exhibit space unmatched in the event industry. Beck, President, and CEO of Kentucky Venues. "We appreciate Governor Beshear's administration and the Kentucky General Assembly for funding this project and realizing the important economic impact these major events bring to our state," said David S. On September 2729, 2019, fans of rock and metal music will have the opportunity to witness a performance by arguably one of the greatest rock bands to take the stage at the Highland Festival Grounds at KY Expo Center. To further improve the area, Kentucky Venues partnered with MSD for ideal drainage locations.
Lot C will be made level with the Circle of Champions, allowing for permanent driving lanes and additional usable green space. The removal of the dirt and addition of landscaping will expand the festival grounds by eight acres and provide ample space. More than 126,000 cubic yards of dirt, the equivalent of 63 football fields (over 1 million wheelbarrows full of dirt) will be removed from the Highland Festival Grounds and used to level and fill Lot C. After last year's cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Louder Than Life officially returns Thursday through Sunday at the Highland Festival Grounds of the Kentucky Expo Center. The projects are estimated to cost $1.2 million and be complete by the end of July.
The Kentucky Exposition Center has begun work on the Highland Festival Grounds and Lot C improvement projects in preparation for future events.
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