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WHAT IS ARKANSAS MUSIC WEEK?
Arkansas Music Week is an immersive, eight-day
multi-venue festival celebrating the state’s rich musical heritage right in the heart of Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Utilizing the city's legendary entertainment district, this premier event transforms Fayetteville into a sprawling campus of sound, culture, and connection.
The week unites music lovers, historians, and industry professionals across iconic local stages for live music, educational workshops, and interactive exhibitions.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
12pm SCHOOL OF ROCK'S SUMMER SERIES
Get ready to rock with the future of Arkansas Music, as School of Rock Northwest Arkansas closes out their summer with an unforgettable, multi-genre music showcase! This special event brings together the incredible student musicians from both the Bentonville and Fayetteville locations for the grand finale of their Summer Season Series.
MOUNT SEQUOYAH
150 N Skyline Drive
3pm FREE COMMUNITY SINGING CIRCLE
Think of it like a traditional drum circle, but your voice is the instrument. The Community Singing Circle is a mostly unstructured space for exploring, experimenting, and collaborating in the moment. No experience, talent, or musical skill is required!
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
4pm TAYLOR SMITH & JUSTIN BLOSS
8pm DREW HUTSON ROGERS
Get ready for an evening of high-octane guitar work and soulful storytelling as local favorite Drew Hutson Rogers takes the stage. Blending the anthemic energy of Bruce Springsteen with the sharp lyrical edge of Jason Isbell, Rogers delivers a captivating brand of heartland rock rooted in small-town nostalgia and raw grit.
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
4pm BEN HARRIS DUO
Moxy Fayetteville presents the Sunday Sessions with Live Jazz every Sunday!
MORANO'S
2179 M.L.K. Jr Blvd
7pm MY OPEN MIC featuring JEN COLE
Ditch the usual Sunday night slump and dive into the raw, unfiltered sounds of Fayetteville’s longest-running underground stage. My Open Mic at Morano’s is the ultimate weekly playground for local singer-songwriters looking to test out fresh material or command a crowd. Whether you are stepping up to the mic for your first three chords or just looking to grab a cold drink and catch Fayetteville's next breakout artist, the room is packed with pure, community-driven energy. Built on an all-inclusive, all-genres vibe, it is part jam session, part indie showcase, and completely unpredictable.
MONDAY, AUGUST 24
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring JOE CONLEY
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Fayetteville troubadour Sean Harrison, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
OZARK FOLKWAYS at WALKER-STONE HOUSE
207 West Center
5:30pm-8:30pm IRISH SESSION
Join us for an evening of acoustic music at the Ozark Folkways Monthly Irish Session. Held in the historic Walker-Stone House, this community event gathers acoustic players together to play traditional Irish melodies, reels, and jigs in a communal circle. The event is free, family-friendly, and open to both active players and casual listeners.
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
6pm OZARK REVIVAL
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm PATTI STEEL
NATURE BACKS
653 W Dickson St
6pm-10pm COMMUNITY LOVE JAM & POTLUCK
Looking for a space to connect, create, and just be? Welcome to the Community Love Jam & Potluck! Hosted by the Korey McKelvey Band, this event is all about building meaningful connections and celebrating artistic expression in a warm, laid-back atmosphere. Whether you love to sing, play an instrument, dance, or simply relax and soak in the vibes, there is a spot for you here.
Bring a favorite dish, bring your creative energy, and let's flow together!
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
8pm IDLE VALLEY, FRAWG! & MY CANDY DOG
Get ready for an electric sonic collision as two of Fayetteville's most compelling indie acts take over the stage at Kingfish. Bringing together explosive riffs, infectious hooks, and mind-bending soundscapes, this double-header showcases the incredible depth of the local Northwest Arkansas music scene.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC TELEVISION
101 W Rock St
11am-5pm FPTV OPEN MIC
Fayetteville Public Television (FPTV) is inviting local residents to step into the spotlight and share their talents with the community during its bi-weekly Live Open Mic broadcast. Held at the Fayetteville Television Center at 101 W. Rock Street, this unique program awards participants five minutes of uninterrupted, live television airtime to showcase their musical skills.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring PATTI STEEL
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Fayetteville troubadour Sean Harrison, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
6-9pm AME MUSIC INDUSTRY MEETUP
Join the Arkansas Music Experience at the iconic George's Majestic Lounge for a special Arkansas Music Week edition of The Music Industry Meetup.
This is a free, casual, and welcoming networking series designed to bring together everyone who makes Arkansas’ music scene thrive. Whether you're a musician, producer, songwriter, venue owner, photographer, podcaster, promoter, or simply someone who supports local music, this meetup is your space to connect, collaborate, and grow.
Come as you are, bring a friend, and let’s grow BIGGER, LOUDER, and STRONGER together
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
6pm PAXTON DETROIT
OZARK FOLKWAYS at WALKER-STONE HOUSE
207 West Center
6pm BLUEGRASS JAM
Located right in the heart of town at the Fayetteville Folk School, this open jam session is dedicated entirely to traditional bluegrass music. Grab your banjo, mandolin, guitar, or fiddle and jump straight into the circle—or just pull up a chair and enjoy the free local tunes.
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm MAI TAI GUYS
The Mai Tai Guys are a trio playing a fusion of jazz, funk, and hip-hop.
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
8pm SONGWRITER SWAP with JOSH BROWER, CAROLINA MENDOZA & DOMINIC B. ROY
Experience the raw art of songwriting in its purest form. Join us at Kingfish for a collaborative Songwriter Swap with three standout regional voices: Josh Brower, Carolina Mendoza, and Dominic
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring RANDOLPH THOMAS
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Fayetteville troubadour Sean Harrison, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
SIX TWELVE COFFEHOUSE & BAR
3980 W Wedington Dr #19
5:30pm BEN HARRIS
NATURE BACKS
653 W Dickson St
6pm AME THE ART OF THE SHOW
Music isn't just felt through sound—it lives through the visual art that surrounds it. This unique community exhibition celebrates the visual history of live music. As printed promotional materials become increasingly rare in the digital age, this exhibition preserves the distinct stories of the regional artists, legendary venues, local festivals, and the passionate fans who were there.
Collectors, musicians, and music lovers are invited to share the artwork and memories behind their favorite gigs. Together, we are creating a living, physical archive of Arkansas's rich musical heritage and honoring the tangible art that helped bring live music to life.
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
6pm BRENNAN KRAMMERER
CRISIS BREWING COMPANY
210 South Archibald Yell Blvd
6pm OZARKS AT SMALL: SPEAKER SERIES BENEFITTING KUAF
Join Guest Speaker Kevin Kinder, as he explores The Evolution of Live Music in Fayetteville.
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm MARCH TO AUGUST
PRAIRIE STREET BAR & TAP
7pm SEAN HARRISON & RANDOLPH THOMAS
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
8pm PAYTON JOY
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
8:30pm JONAH KEGAN (tickets)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC TELEVISION
101 W Rock St
11am-5pm FPTV OPEN MIC
Fayetteville Public Television (FPTV) is inviting local residents to step into the spotlight and share their talents with the community during its bi-weekly Live Open Mic broadcast. Held at the Fayetteville Television Center at 101 W. Rock Street, this unique program awards participants five minutes of uninterrupted, live television airtime to showcase their musical skills.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring JEFF KEARNEY
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Fayetteville troubadour Sean Harrison, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
5pm-8pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
FAYETTEVILLE TOWN CENTER
15 W Mountain St
5pm MEXICO EN EL CORAZON
Experience the vibrant spirit of Mexico right here in Fayetteville! México en el Corazón is a spectacular cultural showcase featuring world-class mariachi, breathtaking ballet folklórico, and energetic live music. This captivating initiative celebrates the deep richness of Mexican heritage while strengthening the cultural and community ties between Mexico and the United States. Don’t miss this unforgettable, family-friendly celebration of rhythm, color, and tradition!
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm McKELVEY-LAUFFER DUO
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
6pm JON DOOLEY
STONEBREAKER HOTEL
163 N Cabin Rdg.
7pm THE LANTERN SESSIONS featuring AVERY LEE, BIG PIPH & PAUL BOATRIGHT
The Lantern Sessions is a new live music series on Markham HIll, created to celebrate the art of songwriting in one of the most distinctive settings in Northwest Arkansas. Hosted inside the Barn at The Stonebreaker, this intimate listening room experience invites guests to slow down, settle in, and hear the stories behind the songs from the artists who wrote them.
SIX TWELVE COFFEEHOUSE & BAR
3980 W Wedington Dr #19
7pm ASHER PERKINS
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
8pm KOLBY COOPER (tickets)
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
8pm CORDELL LANE
WEST END FAY
339 N West Ave #3
8pm SENSES DIVIDE, WHISPER TO SCREAM & SEASCAPE ARCHITECTURE
PRAIRIE STREET LIVE
509 W Prairie St.
8pm GAVIN SUMRALL & THE BAND, BLAZE SHAEN
TIN ROOF FAYETTEVILLE
430 W Dickson St.
8:45pm ALLEN MP3
9:45pm BORDERLINE NATIVES
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring KELLY MULHOLLAND
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Ellis Ralph, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
5pm-8pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
6:00pm CATE BROTHERS with DAWN CATE BAND (tickets)
9:00pm LOU DOG-A TRIBUTE TO SUBLIME with FRAWG! (tickets)
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm ASHTYN BARBAREE
JAMMIN JAVA
1 W Mountain St #228
6pm SALLY JO & MARK WINTERS
TIN ROOF FAYETTEVILLE
430 W Dickson St.
6pm SUNSET SESSIONS with Collin Kidd
8:45pm ALLEN MP3
9:45pm BORDERLINE NATIVES
SIX TWELVE COFFEEHOUSE & BAR
3980 W Wedington Dr #19
7pm SONGS WOVEN
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
8pm GIT IN THE TRUCK
JJ'S DICKSON ST.
1271 324 W Dickson St
8pm FRISKY SQUIRRELS
WEST END FAY
339 N West Ave #3
8pm COUNT YOUR CARDS, SPEED QUEEN, LIQUID COURAGE & HAPPINESS BEAST
PUNK NITE! Invades Arkansas Music Week with a stacked bill designed to blow out your eardrums and test the structural integrity of the venue. Four bands. Pure volume. No corporate sponsors.
NOMADS TRAILSIDE
691 W Ash St
8pm ARISENFALL, REJECTER, ENTER OBLIVION & MY NIGHTMARE
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
9pm JEFF KEARNEY'S BAG WINE BAND
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
11am-2pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
NATURE BACKS
653 W Dickson St
1pm AME BREAKOUT & BUILD
Hosted by Travis Smith (Arkansas Music Experience), this focused block of industry masterclasses will tackle business development, marketing, world building, and direct artist-to-fan communication strategies. Independent creatives can look forward to a diverse range of collaborative panels and learning opportunities, including:
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The Recording Academy in Arkansas: A rare, special conversation with the Recording Academy to discuss the developing infrastructure of the local Arkansas chapter.
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“Getting Started”: A foundational strategy guide focused on career entry and early-stage milestones.
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“Market Your Show Like a Pro”: An industry-insider workshop breaking down heavy-hitting promotional and live event marketing tactics.
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OZARK FOLKWAYS at WALKER-STONE HOUSE
207 West Center
3pm Stephanie Smittle
A native of Cave Springs, Arkansas, Stephanie Smittle is a singer and songwriter whose history of engagements includes singing ancient chant in reverberant cathedrals, premiering new classical art songs by living composers for the recital hall, and composing gender-flipped murder ballads in the freak folk tradition.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring MICHAEL MCKENZIE
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Ellis Ralph, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
WALTON ARTS CENTER / ALEXANDER GALLERY
212 N West Ave
5pm-8pm THIS WHEEL’S STILL ON FIRE: THE LEGACY OF LEVON HELM
This Wheel’s Still On Fire is a celebration of a life well-lived, a connected community and Levon Helm’s artistic legacy.
From his earliest years growing up in Turkey Scratch, Arkansas, Levon Helm was surrounded by music and community. He began his music career in high school when Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band. By the early 1960s, Levon and Hawkins had recruited Canadian musicians Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson and Robbie Robertson to form Levon and the Hawks, which later became Bob Dylan’s backing group, The Band.
JAMMIN JAVA
1 W Mountain St #228
6pm OLIVIA WU, ADAM GOFF & JAMES VORHEES
TIN ROOF FAYETTEVILLE
430 W Dickson St.
6pm JACK LINDSEY BAND
8:45pm DJ MAUVE
9:45pm BORDERLINE NATIVES
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
6pm CHARLIE MELLINGER BAND
CALLE LATIN CUISINE
33 N Block Ave
6:30pm TODD ARKYN CRUSH
CRISIS BREWING COMPANY
210 South Archibald Yell Blvd
7pm MARCH TO AUGUST
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
8pm FIGHT DREAM, BELLWEATHER SIRENS & TOWNHOUSEFIRE
JJ'S FAYETTEVILLE
1271 Steamboat Dr #7
8pm DIRTY FLANNEL SHIRT
JJ'S DICKSON ST.
1271 324 W Dickson St
8pm SOUTH OF SATURN
SIX TWELVE COFFEEHOUSE & BAR
3980 W Wedington Dr #19
8pm HILLTOP HIP-HOP OPEN MIC
BLKCPTL and Big Day Entertainment of NWA presents the Hilltop Hip-Hop OPEN MIC SERIES! Showcasing some of the best talent the Natural State has to offer.
GEORGE'S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
519 W Dickson
8:30pm DIRT MONKEY (tickets)
WEST END FAY
339 N West Ave #3
9pm COSMIC CREAM
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30
MOUNT SEQUOYAH
150 N Skyline Drive
1pm ODEON COLLECTIVE'S VINYL DJ POOL PARTY
If your perfect afternoon involves warm analog grooves and a sun-soaked deep dive, this oasis presented by the Odeon Collective is exactly where you need to be. The crew will be bringing out a premier lineup of guest DJs spinning strictly vinyl all day long beside the water. Pair those grooves with fresh, legendary pizza from Moff's for the ultimate Mount Sequoyah escape.
ROGER'S REC
406 W Dickson St
3pm-5pm SONGWRIGHT DICKSON ST. featuring JACKSON JENNINGS
Celebrate the heart and soul of Fayetteville's music scene with a special week-long expansion of the hit hometown series, Songwright - Dickson St. Hosted by Fayetteville troubadour Sean Harrison, this exclusive 7-night event transforms the historic, neon-lit backdrop of Roger's Rec into Fayetteville's premier afternoon listening room.
MOXY FAYETTEVILLE
530 W Streamside Bnd
4pm AUDRE WESLEY
KINGFISH
262 N School Ave
5pm AME BIG SUNDAY PICNIC
Gather on the patio for a relaxed afternoon hang presented by the Arkansas Music Experience. Settle in for incredible live acoustic sets from Justin Larkin, Sam Fagen, and Pete Masri. To make the celebration complete, the pitmasters at Secondhand Smoke will be on-site selling their legendary, slow-smoked BBQ.
6pm JUSTIN LARKIN
9pm SAM FAGEN & PETE MASRI
MORANO'S
2179 M.L.K. Jr Blvd)
7pm MY OPEN MIC featuring SARAH HUGHES
Ditch the usual Sunday night slump and dive into the raw, unfiltered sounds of Fayetteville’s longest-running underground stage. My Open Mic at Morano’s is the ultimate weekly playground for local singer-songwriters looking to test out fresh material or command a crowd.
Whether you are stepping up to the mic for your first three chords or just looking to grab a cold drink and catch Fayetteville's next breakout artist, the room is packed with pure, community-driven energy. Built on an all-inclusive, all-genres vibe, it is part jam session, part indie showcase, and completely unpredictable.