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Three Reasons Suwannee Hulaween 2017 Should Be Your Halloween Festival Choice

August 10, 2017 By Maggie Forbes

The festival season is dwindling down, school is starting back, and the only thing to keep our spirits lifted is the thought of the Halloween festival weekend – the Indian Summer in the middle of the school year that keeps our festival urges at bay until the next season.

Voodoo Arts and Music Experience, Psycho Circus, Nightmare, Escape, and Something Wicked are all viable options for your Halloween weekend. But I am going to give you three reasons why you should choose Suwannee Hulaween as your 2017 festival of fright.

1. World Class Art Installations
You can tilt your head back and stare into the trees in awe of the beautiful art installations that enhance the beauty of Suwannee. The festival also hires a dynamic group of performance artists that help transport you to a different world. Sculptors, fire/metal workers, and painters are outsourced from all over to bring to life one of a kind living breathing art exhibit.

2. Five Years Of Experience
2013-2017 means five years of making the experience of Hulaween an unforgettable one. The String Cheese Incident started this festival to bring you a dynamic lineup and an escape from reality when you seem to need it the most. Four days of music, friends, and immersing yourself in nature in a way that is only possible in Suwannee.

3. A Lineup To Be Reckoned With
The electronic music acts that grace the lineup feature: Bassnectar, GRiZ, RL Grime, Claude VonStroke, Disco Biscuits, Shiba San, Beats Antique, FKJ, Destructo, Tokimonsta, The Polish Ambassador, Space Jesus, Crywolf, and Michael Menert. Other acts featured that make this lineup a dynamic multi genre festival: The String Cheese Incident, Ween, Run Th Jewels, Nick Murphy (Chet Faker), Portugal. The Man, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Vince Staples, Greensky Bluegrass, Marian Hill, Kamasi Washington, and Lettuce.