THE BROOKLYN CIRCUS SF 6YR ANNIVERSARY BLOCK PARTY CELEBRATION
4th of July Weekend
(July 5th & 6th)
12pm-6pm
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Treasure Island Music Festival 2014
October 18-19, 2014
2-Day GA, VIP tickets and Parking Passes On Sale Thursday, June 19th at 10AM PT!
We will be offering a limited amount of paid parking on the island. All general admission and VIP tickets include complimentary shuttle back and forth from the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California.
GENERAL ADMISSION
VIP
*VIP includes preferred viewing area next to the main stage, tented lounge with access to full liquor bar, private restroom facilities, and access to special VIP food concessions.
Please note that VIP does not include on island parking and must be purchased separately.
PARKING PASSES
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Warped Tour 2014
EDGE OF EDEN MUSIC FEST – May 10, 2014
Gates at 2pm @ East Field UCSC, Santa Cruz
Dillon Francis, Zion I, Two Gallants, Ill-Esha, Irene Diaz
The SUA Office of Internal Affairs and the Dean of Students Office presents UCSC’s first Edge of Eden Music Festival. This is a groundbreaking large-scale student life event for the University. We hope to bring together the campus community and the Santa Cruz community to appreciate music in our own picturesque location. The view from the OPERS East Field is perfect for a day of live musical entertainment from a diverse lineup of artists. Please join us on May 10, 2014 for a memorable and unforgettable experience.
http://edgeofedenfestival.com/
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Oakland Drops Beats is an all day music crawl in downtown Oakland, bringing live music into nontraditional venue spaces, musicians with Oakland’s event producers, and the community with creative and musical engagement.
The first event is Saturday, April 19, 2014.
It will begin at 2 pm, onwards.
About Oakland Drops beats
Oakland Drops Beats is a community driven music crawl in downtown Oakland that aims to foster creative and community solidarity amongst Oakland’s artists, people, and youth via one full day of musical performance, multimedia productions and participatory activities.The inspiration and planning of this event came from a diverse group of musicians, and is centralized within a two block radius in downtown Oakland, turning non-traditional spaces including community non-profit organizations, art galleries, screen printing shops, and the streets themselves into music venues for one day.
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