Sundance Head's much anticipated performance in Clinton Saturday is expected to bring a big crowd to the downtown area of the Clinton square and local authorities recently took time to refresh the public about how things will work with the performance.
Clinton Police Chief Ben Lowers says the performers should arrive in Clinton Saturday morning and begin setting up. He says with their arrival will come with a shut down of a portion of the square.
Alcohol will be available on the square for this year's performances and Chief Lowers explains there will be designated areas for alcohol consumption and wristbands will once again be issued to those of age.
Chief Lowers reminds residents to leave the pets at home for the concerts. He says last year's concerts were well attended and the crowds were excellent. He's hoping for more of the same this year.
The Chief also notes, the square will re-open a few hours after the performance wraps up Saturday night.
