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Dundas Place ready for spotlight as JUNO week arrives in London

Bollards separate the pedestrian area from the motor-vehicle area and can be easily removed for events. @DundasPlace/Twitter

Dundas Place is getting its first big chance to shine, thanks to JUNO week in London.

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Dundas Place is London’s first flexible street which can be temporarily closed to vehicular traffic more easily and frequently than an average road, to allow for events.

“[On Friday,] we’re partnering with Fanshawe College to bring you Fanshawe Live. Fanshawe has two campuses right on Dundas Place which makes it an amazing opportunity for both Dundas Place and Fanshawe College to work together. You can expect bands to play, we’ve got a stage set up outside, we’ve got a skating rink, we’ve got giant swings coming,” said Dundas Place project manager Savanah Sewell.

“On Saturday, we’ll have another roster of bands playing and that’s through the London Music Office, actually. Those bands have been playing through the Host City Music Exchange program.”

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Sewell adds that she’s excited to showcase what Dundas Place can offer.

“This is the portfolio piece for folks. So, if you’re a third-party organization or a community group and you come and experience things this week, the hope is that you can picture yourself throwing your own events on Dundas Street in Dundas Place. That’s what we hope people come away with like, ‘Oh, I could see my event here,’ because we want this space to be for the community.”

Traditional street closure signs are already in place notifying the public but more information, including a PDF of the street closure schedule as well as a timeline of events can be found on the Dundas Place website.

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