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Everything you need to know about Louisville, KY’s GAZEBO Festival
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We’re counting down the seconds until we’re enjoying live music with a view at Waterfront Park. | Photo courtesy of Louisville Tourism
Mark your calendars: The inaugural GAZEBO Festival is headed to Louisville, KY on Saturday, May 25 + Sunday, May 26 (trust us, you don’t want to miss this).

From the electric lineup to ticket options and venue details, we’re diving into the can’t-miss details of this two-day event celebrating the city’s food and culture.

Pro tip: Check out LOUtoday’s City Guide to enjoy your Memorial Day weekend in Derby City like a local.

The lineup

Co-headlined by Grammy-nominated rapper Jack Harlow and Grammy Award-winning SZA, the festival will feature 26 acts on two stages at Louisville’s Waterfront Park.

Did you know? This outdoor venue features 85+ acres of green space on the Ohio River (read: there’s no shortage of scenic views to soak in while you enjoy the immersive experience).

On Saturday, guests can expect performances from:
  • SZA
  • Vince Staples
  • James Blake (DJ set)
  • Majid Jordan
  • Rich Homie Quan
  • And more
Sunday’s lineup includes:
  • Jack Harlow
  • Omar Apollo
  • PinkPantheress
  • Veeze
  • Channel Tres
  • And more
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Last year alone, The Jack Harlow Foundation allocated $500,000 in funds and product donations.

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Photo courtesy of Gazebo Festival; Cian Moore

The tickets

Attendees can choose from one-day general admission, weekend, and VIP ticket options.

General Admission
Starting at $155, GA Saturday and Sunday tickets offer one-time entry on your selected day. Want to attend both days? GA weekend tickets are available for $255.

VIP
Upgrade to VIP one-day general admission ($395) or VIP weekend ($740) for access to a dedicated entrance and lounge, premium stage viewing, plus a branded clear tote bag + limited edition t-shirt.

Get involved

Want to lend a helping hand during the festival? Submit an application to volunteer with the Clean Vibes crew (with a $30 processing fee) and receive free admission.

Psst... Take a look at these frequently asked questions for details on permitted and prohibited items, weather policy, and entry guidelines.
 
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A. James Blake
B. SZA
C. Omar Apollo
D. Jack Harlow
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Events
 
Tuesday, April 30
Wednesday, May 1
  • Columbus Clippers Puppypalooza | Wednesday, May 1 | 6:35 p.m. | Huntington Park, 330 Huntington Park Ln., Arena District | $15 | Bring your dog to the ballpark + let them parade around the field pregame, then stay for the game.
Thursday, May 2
  • One in a Millennial Tour | Thursday, May 2 | 7 p.m. | Newport Music Hall, 1722 N. High St., Campus | $35-$75 | Author Kate Kennedy will speak about her new book “One in a Millennial” for audiences 18+.
  • Cha Cha Social Dance Lessons | Thursday, May 2 | 8:30-9:15 p.m. | Oakstone Academy, 939 S. State St., Building B Room 209, Westerville | $10 | Up your dance game by learning new moves that are part of the cha cha.
Friday, May 3
  • Chris Young | Friday, May 3 | 6:30 p.m. | KEMBA Live!, 405 Neil Ave., Arena District | $45-$99 | The country singer will bring his hits to Columbus, like “Famous Friends” and “I’m Comin’ Over.”
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News Notes
 
Show
  • Dane Cook, a stand-up comedian who has starred in films like “Good Luck Chuck,” is coming to Mershon Auditorium on Friday, Oct. 25. Tickets go on sale Friday, May 3 at 10 a.m.
Try This
  • Ahead of the first German Village Farmers Market, go to the Spring Strassenwagen on Friday, May 3 from 6-9 p.m at 588 S. Third St. Enjoy beer and food from vendors like Roaming Rooster Food Truck, High Bank Distillery Co., and Parsons North Brewing.
Biz
  • LifeWise, a Christian-based nonprofit for educating children, purchased the Aquatic Adventures building on Cemetery Road for just under $3 million. The Hilliard location will undergo renovations to become a new religious facility and should open in November. (The Columbus Dispatch)
Edu
  • Spring Commencement for The Ohio State University is Sunday, May 5 at Ohio Stadium. Anticipate high traffic near campus as 12,000+ students receive degrees. Interested in attending? The ceremony is free and open to the public.
Feel Good
  • Employees from the Columbus Window Cleaning Company wore superhero costumes while rappelling down Nationwide Children’s Hospital windows. This made for a nice surprise for children looking out their windows on National Superhero Day. (The Columbus Dispatch)
Sports
  • Wondering which OSU football players got drafted? Get the latest news, analysis, and insider information for the Ohio State Buckeyes with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
     
    Eat
     
    🍔 Grand food news
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    Taesty’s offers beef and pork sliders and Carolina-style slaw. | Photo by @taestysfoodtruck
    Grandview’s new food hall The Little Grand has officially announced some of its vendors. Here’s a taste of what to expect.

    Taesty’s — Expect southern-style meals from the Circleville-based food truck like fried chicken wings, baked beans, and mac and cheese.

    Frascati Market — This new restaurant will be a grab-and-go Italian eatery, with menu items like homemade Italian soups, antipasto, and pastas with authentic sauces.

    Lan Viet — The family-owned restaurant currently operates in the North Market Downtown and Bridge Park and features Northern Vietnamese-style dishes.

    Common Rice — Coming from the same owner as Lan Viet, this brand-new concept will serve Vietnamese build-your-own rice bowls.

    The remaining vendors will be announced throughout early May. There will be 12 total food stalls as well as a 3,500-sqft restaurant in the new hall.
     
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    These pictures from Jeni’s Strawberry Jam are getting me so excited for the festival. If you love strawberries, beer, and live entertainment — this is the local festival for you.
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