Broke LA Music and Arts Festival 2017

Festival season is officially upon us, and what better way to kick off things than LA's largest independent music festival Broke LA Music & Arts Festival. This is our largest event to date featuring 5 stages, vendor row, immersive playground art installations, Bark LA puppy adoption, gourmet food, comedy area, multiple bars, and so much more.

This year, we are thrilled to curate and produce two stages of music (Swings & Bounce House). These two stages encapsulate the best of rising talent showcasing the likes of LA's most exciting hip hop, electronic, and emergins sounds in between. Our performers B&L favorite CRNKN, Trippy Turtle's mysterious club music collective FOFOFADI, genre blending producers PHAM & SOBER ROB, TeamSupreme member AWE, Jersey Club legend R3LL, hard hitting rapper John Givez, and so many more artists. Oh yeah our good friends Brasstracks are also joining the party. Plus expect a few surprises. ;)

In addition the amazing music, the festival will be transformed into an interactive environment with art installations and aesthetics influenced by an immersive playground. Each stage will be outfitted with a different experience to transform you back to your days as a kid.

Also, we have a treat for all dog lovers with Bark LA, presented in partnership with NKLA, No Kill Los Angeles. NKLA is an initiative led by Best Friends Animal Society that brings together passionate individuals, city shelters and an entire coalition of animal welfare organizations to end the killing of dogs and cats in shelters throughout Los Angeles by the year 2017. Attendees will have a chance to adopt new family members, and bring their own dogs (pre-registration required).

So much to experience at Broke LA Fest. We've only mentioned the tip of the iceberg. Last year we had 5,000+ attendees at the festival. So don't be the one person who sleeps on this incredible event this year. Two days left until the big day.

Get your tix at brokelafest.com.

By browniesandlemonade - Apr 7, 2017

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