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RULES & REGULATIONS

To ensure your safety, the City of Concordia asks that you follow these rules & regulations to make everyone's experience at the Broadway Plaza an enjoyable one. The Broadway Plaza is an outdoor event space that is open to the public.

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Plaza Hours

Sunday – Saturday 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM

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Bathroom Hours 

Varies according to the season and Event schedule

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Splash Pad Summer Hours

Sunday - Saturday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM

(Not guaranteed to be on during events)

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Rules & Regulations 

1.   No tobacco use

2.   No consumption of alcohol without prior authorization (Concordia City Code Section 3-203)

  • If a BYOB event is canceled or relocated, BYOB will then be canceled at the Plaza

3.   No open burning (Concordia City Code Section 10)​

4.   No climbing on fence, poles, umbrellas, dumpster, sculptures, or trees

5.   Restrooms are for restroom use only. 

6.   The Broadway Plaza is not a dog park

  • We do reserve the right to ask you to remove your pet from the Plaza

  • Do not wash your dog in the splash pad

  • The southwest corner is dedicated for your pooch to tinkle & such. The dog poop does need to be picked up. Bags are provided.

7.   No panhandling

8.   No solicitations, posting of signs, or handbill distribution*

9.   No vendors or commercial activity*

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* Except by permission by the Broadway Plaza Committee and/or City of Concordia

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Patrons of the Broadway Plaza are welcome to

  • Use the park chairs, tables, umbrellas, and benches within the plaza

    • When not in use, please lower umbrellas and remove all chairs and tables off the lawn

  • Enjoy the splash pad!

    • To activate, step on the orange & green button - it requires a bit of pressure

    • The water is not recycled

    • Hours are 8 am to 8 pm

  • Clean up after yourself by depositing waste in the trash and recycling receptacle

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Questions, comments, concerns or to report any damage please contact

CloudCorp, Plaza Management, at 785-243-2010. Criminal activity will be

reported to local law enforcement. 

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