Gainesville is now and always has been a little different.
We take care of our home, we take care of our people and we care for each other.

The last few months have been difficult to watch as injustice and heavy handed authoritarian forces infiltrate the homes and the cities of our friends and our love ones.

In a response to the violence and upending of decency, due process and basic human rights, we have organized a one-day music festival to benefit those in our community who are most vulnerable or even just scared. So many of us are lucky to never have to fear walking to work, grocery shopping or even taking our children to school, but that just isn’t the reality for so many people.

We are partnering with local immigrant safety groups to provide the best and most complete direct impact that we can.
Come hang with us on Saturday March 7.

Take in a bunch of bands across several venues (Loosey’s, How Bazar, and The Bull), food trucks, information groups, food and drinks all day long and karaoke late night.

The official door time is 1. Music at 1:30. $25.

Bands Performing include: Bombtrack, Stunner, The Savants, The Mermers, Supertwin, Hawgs, Chimes, Drosera, Nightmayor, American Dream Survivors, Buboy, Michael Claytor, Kyle Keller, Mason Via, Gnomes Of Neptune, Dumpster, My Favorite Animal, The Joytraders, The Afghan Hounds, &
Mouthfeel.