Our 2026 lineup is officially set. If this festival hits the way we think it will, we’d love to open things up to more artists in future years—stay tuned.

Kinda?! For our first year, we’re prioritizing space for longtime partners and environmentally focused nonprofits. Once we know how many spots are left, we’ll reach out to additional potential vendors. Want to be considered? Sign up for updates here and sure to check ‘Becoming a Festival Vendor.’

Yes—and we’d love your help! Volunteers will play a big role in making the festival run smoothly, from guiding guests to supporting recycling efforts. Interested? Fill out this form. We’ll be in touch soon with details.

This is our first year, so we’re starting small and dreaming big. We’re planning for a few hundred attendees. If demand grows, we may need to cap attendance to ensure a sustainable event. Once tickets are available, we recommend grabbing yours early so you don’t miss out—and so we can plan accordingly.

Yes. Even though it’s one of the longest days of the year, we’ll be going past sundown, and lighting will be kept mostly within the festival area to minimize light pollution and disturbances to wildlife.

If you’re planning to stay until the end (we hope you do!), we recommend bringing a flashlight, headlamp, or a fully charged phone to help guide your way out of the park. Frick Park closes at 11:00 PM, and the festival will wrap up with plenty of time for a safe exit.

We’re all about reducing our impact and being good neighbors, so we encourage low-impact ways to get here. A full “Getting There” guide is on the way, but here’s the quick version:

1. Walk or Bike
If you’re nearby, this is the best way to arrive. You’ll enjoy the park and avoid traffic—and we’ll have bike racks on site for you.

2. Public transit
Frick Park Hollow is a short walk from several PRT bus stops. It’s an easy, eco-friendly option. A more robust guide is coming soon.

3. Rideshare
Coming from farther out? Grab a friend (or two) and share a ride. Preferred drop-off/pick-up location details are coming soon.

4. Carpool (if you must drive)
Please avoid driving solo. There will be no festival parking in the Lower Frick Park lot. If you drive, plan to park in nearby neighborhoods like Regent Square or Squirrel Hill, visit some local businesses, and enjoy a short walk through the park to the venue. Please be respectful of our neighbors— illegally parked cars may be towed.

We’re committed to making the festival accessible. We’re currently finalizing drop-off and pickup logistics—if you have specific needs, please reach out to in**@*********gh.org so we can support you.

Then you might get wet…but the show goes on! This is a rain-or-shine event, and we’re planning to keep the music going through anything short of severe weather (like high winds or lightning).

If it looks like rain, bring a rain jacket or poncho, embrace the vibes, and get ready to dance either way.

We will have multiple portable restrooms (including accessible models) for your comfort.

Nope—and honestly, you won’t miss it. Like most large outdoor events, cell service can get spotty once we hit critical mass, so sending texts or loading apps might be a challenge.

Take it as an opportunity to unplug, be present, and enjoy the moment. The photos and videos will still be there to post when you get home.

Absolutely. We’re right at the crossroads of several Lower Frick Park trails, so feel free to come and go as you please. In fact, we encourage you to explore—try taking one of our walking tours along Nine Mile Run or Fern Hollow Creek while you’re here.

Just make sure to keep your wristband on, and we’ll welcome you back anytime.

Yes! Some ticket tiers include food and drink vouchers, and you’ll also be able to purchase food and beverages on-site. We’ll have free drinking water available, so feel free to bring an empty water bottle to refill throughout the night.