Deadication Festival coming to Columbia Falls
Anna Arvidson | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 3 months AGO
The Deadication Festival will come to Columbia Falls Aug. 27 with a host of cool bands and even a little yoga in between. The one-day event will be held in Marantette Park from noon to 9 p.m.
The festival promotes a family-friendly atmosphere while supporting local businesses and musicians.
Gates are scheduled to open at noon and performances begin at 1 p.m.
Scheduled performers are Brad Parsons, The Watters, Gispy Moon, Cure for the Common, and Fruition, in that order. There is a scheduled yoga break between the set by The Watters and Gispy Moon and another between Gispy Moon and Cure for the Common. These 30-minute yoga “tweener” classes will be taught by Lauren K. Walker. Following Cure for the Common’s set is a raffle.
The final performance, by Fruition, begins at 7 p.m and will finish at 9 p.m, when the festival closes.
This year’s vendors include Wrap and Roll, Pig & Olive, Saucy Dogs, and Whitefish Hostel Cafe for food. Stonefly/Chamber Bar, Bubble Tea, Glacier Shaved Ice and Cowgirl Coffee will be offering beverages.
Other vendors include On U Designs, Hippi Hut, Younique, Local Lifestyle, Get a Grip, Tree of Life, the Mischief Collective, DyeDreams, Raye Works, and Emily Torch, offering jewelry, clothing, candles, woodwork, and other goods.
The Deadication Festival works with local non-profits every year to raise money for various causes. This year, the event will benefit Montana Kayak Academy. Montana Kayak Academy provides youth between the ages of 8 and 18 with free introductory clinics and knowledge to implement eco-friendly tactics.
Advance tickets are $15 each and can be purchased at https://deadication.ticketspice.com/2016-deadication-festival. Tickets on the day of will be $20. Admission is free for kids age 12 and under.
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