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Council approves Homecoming 2026 plans, including street closures and alcohol vendors
Summary
The Lexington City Council approved Homecoming 2026 plans presented by the Lexington Chamber, including proposed street closures, a band stage, and allowance for alcohol vendors; council voted 4-0 to accept the plans and maps.
The Lexington City Council on March 9 approved Homecoming 2026 plans as presented by Devon Gardner of the Lexington Chamber.
Gardner outlined three primary elements: proposed street closures to support the event, placement of a band stage, and allowance for alcohol vendors. Councilmember Anthony Retzlaff moved to accept the plans and maps as presented; Councilmember David Mason seconded and the motion passed 4-0.
The motion approved the plans and maps as presented; the meeting record does not list specific streets to be closed, conditions for alcohol vendors, licensing requirements, or public-safety staffing assignments. Those operational details are typically finalized by event organizers and city staff in coordination after council approval.
