Two holiday-themed music events plus a local rock band are here to make a joyful noise in Minneapolis this weekend.

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From exhibits focused on Minnesota history to dinosaur fossils, here are the must-see museums for locals and visitors alike.

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Catch a dance showcase celebrating pan-African diversity, learn how to mold your own clay art and more this weekend.

Catch a transformational dance performance, make your own glass art and more.

Try your hand at mosaic making, explore the long-forgotten photos from an American in Moscow at the height of the Cold War, and more this week.

Score a behind-the-scenes look inside one of the city's historic theaters, dance with pride and more this week.

When it comes to entertainment culture, there's plenty to keep you busy, from movies supporting good causes to old classics, there is something for everyone.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Including dates, times, locations, and links to buy tickets.

Check out these three musical events going down this weekend in Minneapolis.

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Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top music venues in Minneapolis. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

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Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top music venues in Saint Paul. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

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Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top museums in Saint Paul. Here's a rundown of top businesses in the city, with ratings, photos and more.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations, and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Minneapolis this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Heid E. Erdrich has been named Minneapolis' first Poet Laureate, with the city praising her contribution to the arts and commitment to engaging various communities through poetry.

Woodturner Bill Peterson, 84, showcases his turned wood bowls and sculptures at the Coon Rapids Civic Center, reflecting his transition from metalwork to woodworking and his passion for the craft.

The Cultural Wellness Center celebrates Kwanzaa with activities at the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis, featuring African drumming, ancestral invocations, and educational events on Kwanzaa principles.

Vergas State Bank in Minnesota houses 'Gordon's Butter and Dairy Museum' with over 600 dairy-related items, a tribute to bank president and collector Gordon Dahlgren.

A new community garden in Bloomington, Minnesota, features artistic cyanotype banners as part of a creative placemaking effort celebrating local culture and history.

The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art debuts its first juried photography exhibit, featuring diverse works from Georgia photographers, with an opening reception held at its venue.

Minneapolis launches a new Cultural Market Small Business Support program offering $10,000 to $50,000 grants to cultural mall operators to stimulate community hubs. Applications close at 4 p.m. on February 8, 2024.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art presents "American Gothic: Gordon Parks and Ella Watson," a photo exhibit by Gordon Parks that chronicles Black life pre-Civil Rights era through over 50 works.

The Bartz Brothers are creating a large snow sculpture at the 'Brave the Brrr' festival in MN, facing cold challenges and aiming to raise funds for clean water access.

A 10-year-old Minnetonka musician, Mira Babal, critiques adult behavior and the communication breakdown post-pandemic in her song "Mad for No Reason".

Mill City Museum competes for best history museum title in USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice awards, calling for public votes to move from last year's fourth place to first.

The Minnesota Historical Society acquired a goalie mask designed by artist Cole Redhorse Taylor and worn by Marc-André Fleury, featuring Dakota motifs and raising $35,100 for charity.

The Olson Memorial Highway bridge in North Minneapolis now features a new artistic railing with over 300 glass enamel panels by 15 local Black artists, as announced by MnDOT on Twitter.

The Bartz Brothers unveiled a 21-foot-tall snow sculpture of a seal named "Sparky" in New Brighton, despite a snow shortage, by using ingenuity and community support.

Jeanne Calvit retires as founding director of St. Paul's Interact Center and Joseph Price steps in, continuing its arts advocacy for individuals with disabilities.

Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport unveils plans for a new art installation by Kipp Kobayashi to grace Terminal 1, enhancing the travel experience.

Chanticlear Pizza Grill introduces an Ice Bar at Coon Rapids' 60th Snowflake Days celebration, featuring a variety of winter events. The bar opened with a ribbon cutting and will accompany festivities through February 11.

Bloomington ranks 6th in the SMU DataArts' Arts Vibrancy Index, recognized for its murals, events, and cultural impact since beginning creative placemaking in 2016.

The Eden Prairie Art Center introduces new art programs for all ages, including storytelling and oil painting courses, Valentine's card creation for seniors, stained glass workshops, and needle felting for teens and adults.

The annual Snowflake Days Snow Sculpture Contest in Coon Rapids was canceled due to unseasonably warm weather preventing the creation of snow sculptures.

Saint Paul officials announce the opening of 2024 STAR grant applications on April 5th for local cultural and neighborhood initiatives, with a May 15th submission deadline.

The Coon Rapids Civic Center's Winter Concert Series returns with three performances including country and 1950s rock, starting at $8 with dessert and coffee included. Tickets available online or at City Hall.

Ramsey County proclaims February as Black History Month to honor African American contributions to the arts, as highlighted by the board of commissioners.

Plymouth is seeking artist submissions for the Primavera juried art show in April. Prizes available, entry costs $30-$40. Submission deadline is March 8.

Bloomington, MN, and its Twin City neighbors rank sixth in the nation for arts vibrancy based on the SMU DataArts report, highlighting the area's strong cultural impact.

Bloomington plans to expand its creative placemaking program citywide, incorporating art into multiple districts to reflect local character and improve civic engagement.

The Bloomington Center for the Arts is seeking volunteer ushers for live performances, offering free event access in return.

Chanhassen, MN, launches the Heart of Chanhassen Photo Contest, inviting residents to submit photos for a chance to be featured on the Chanhassen Connection magazine cover. Submissions are open until December 31, 2024.

The Eden Prairie Art Center offers a range of educational art programs for children and families, including a "Light and Shadow" session and crafting "Gnome Sweater Puppets," as well as fused glass art workshops.

Plymouth's annual Primavera spring art exhibition will occur from April 25-28, offering a mix of art displays, performances, and talks, with free admission.

Minneapolis has launched a music census to understand its music industry and inform policy, inviting all local music workers to participate from April 12 to 26. Mayor Frey hopes to enhance the city's musical profile with the data collected.

Duluth is seeking artist submissions to beautify utility boxes through its Art Wrap Program. The selected design will join others in enhancing city corners. Submissions are due April 30.

Hennepin County invites local artists to submit proposals for arts engagement activities for the upcoming Blue Line Extension, aiming to integrate art and community culture into the transit corridor.

St. Louis Park's Sidewalk Poetry Program invites residents to submit poems to be sandblasted into city sidewalks, fostering local creativity and integrating art into public spaces.

Minneapolis is to receive two new street murals created by local artists in collaboration with high school students, focusing on community values and designed to enhance the city's Safe Routes to School initiative.

The Saint Paul Cultural STAR program is accepting funding applications until May 15 for artistic and cultural projects, with a recommendation to submit early due to potential website traffic jams.

Minneapolis introduces "Common Currents" art to honor Hussein Samatar, featuring sculptures and poetry, with a celebratory event on May 28 at Samatar Crossing.

Chalkfest Maple Grove is set to return with vibrant chalk art on June 8 and 9, featuring artists, a Kids Zone, live music, and opportunities for public engagement and artist support.

Minneapolis unveils "Common Currents" art installation at Samatar Crossing to honor the late Hussein Samatar, a bridge-building Somali American leader.

The Bloomington Center for The Arts hosts "Black To Life: A Black Music Month Celebration" in June, featuring a diverse range of Black music genres and artists over two nights.

Chalkfest transforms Main Street into a vibrant art display with over 50 artists, like Shawn, participating. Alongside the chalk art, there's live music and activities for all ages. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this weekend.

Artists Caraballo and Aguero have completed a series of asphalt art murals in Minneapolis to promote safety and enhance routes to schools, celebrated by the community and local officials.

Blaine residents can vote on local photographs in the Spring 2024 Impressions of Blaine photo contest until June 30th, with categories like "Community Events" and "Pets."

Two new asphalt murals aimed at enhancing student safety have been installed near Minneapolis schools as part of the Safe Routes to School program. The murals, designed with the aid of local students, work to slow traffic and improve road safety.

The Latino Nature Fest, a celebration of Latino culture and nature, takes place on July 20 at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, featuring activities, performances, and food.

Minnesota parks start an artist residency program focused on fostering community and inclusivity, offering a $40,000 stipend and $14,000 for materials.

Cleary Lake Regional Park will host a nature-inspired art event on July 11, with activities like painting rocks and watercolors, plus a visiting Readmobile from Scott County Libraries.

Plymouth's annual Picture Plymouth Photo Contest is now open for submissions until August 31, welcoming photographers to capture the city's essence across various categories.

The City of St. Louis Park is offering an Arts & Culture Grant for creative projects that enhance community engagement and pride. Submissions are open until September 22, 2024.

The Coon Rapids Arts Commission is hosting a 2024 Photo Contest themed "Teamwork in Coon Rapids" with cash prizes, open to photographers of all ages until Sept. 13.

Bloomington introduces vibrant ARTBOXES by local artists to deter graffiti and beautify the South Loop District, alongside a new COVID-19 memorial at Civic Plaza commemorating pandemic losses.

Minneapolis launches the Arts & Culture Vibrant Storefronts initiative, providing rent subsidies to artists for Harmon Place's empty storefronts, aiming to boost arts and economic activity. Applications are open until August 30, 2024.

Mankato is holding the "Angles of Mankato" Photo Contest for local photographers to be featured in city publications, including the 2025 calendar. Submissions are due by August 30.

Eden Prairie's "Arts in the Park" event will feature 80+ local artists, live music, food trucks, and free art activities at Purgatory Creek Park on August 17th.

Chanhassen has launched the "Heart of Chanhassen Photo Contest," inviting residents to submit photos that capture the city's essence for a chance to be featured on the Chanhassen Connection magazine cover.

Coon Rapids City Hall is seeking local artists to display their work in its galleries as part of a community arts initiative, with applications open for rotating quarterly exhibitions.

St. Louis Park is seeking applications for their Arts and Culture Grant Program to support local creative projects and foster community engagement through various art forms.

Dakota artist Marlena Myles will be the artist-in-residence this fall at Dakota County Library, where she'll educate the community on Indigenous culture through workshops and art.

The St. Louis Park Art Fair showcased 85 artists, including 24 locals, with live music, food vendors, and community partners, highlighting the city's spirit and creativity.

The 2023 Coon Rapids Arts Commission Photo Contest highlighted local photography under the theme of teamwork, with Walt Huss winning the adult category. No youth winners were announced due to low participation.

Mankato is hosting a photo contest to engage residents in celebrating the local art scene, with public online voting open until October 4 announced via its Facebook page.

Minneapolis has awarded $690,000 in grants to local artists and cultural institutions in its seven cultural districts, supporting diverse creative projects and community engagement.

The Coon Rapids Fire Department is holding its annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote smoke alarm awareness through art.

The Metropolitan Council engaged artists to gather public input on the Imagine 2050 guide through art projects during events to integrate community dreams into regional development.

Winners of the Eden Prairie 2024 Community Photo Contest were announced, with Sheri Sanasac's "Blue Heron Breakfast" taking the lead. The contest featured local photographic talent and celebrated the city's natural scenery.

The 'Business of Art' program in Maple Grove Government Center collaborates with the Maple Grove Arts Center to transform their lobby into a gallery for local artists' work.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a poster contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote Fire Prevention Week, focusing on the importance of functioning smoke alarms.

Winners of the Minnetonka Annual Photo Contest have been announced, with stunning visuals capturing the city's landscapes, wildlife, lifestyle, and unique character across various categories.

Eden Prairie Art Center announces art classes for all ages this fall, with registration required, offering activities from pottery to painting and including a free adult open house event.

The Cultivate Arts Celebration in Brooklyn Park will feature local arts, food, and performances on October 24th, hosted by North Hennepin Community College.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering local handcrafted items and live music at Plymouth Community Center.

The City of Ramsey announces its 2024 Photo Contest, inviting residents to submit photographs that may be featured in city publications and social media.

The City of Blaine announced the winners of its Impressions of Blaine Summer Photo Contest, showcasing local photographic talent and celebrating the community's summer memories.

Minneapolis has launched the Cultural Districts Arts Fund, distributing $690,000 in awards to local artists and organizations across seven cultural districts.

The Coon Rapids Arts Commission is offering a platform for local artists to display their work at City Hall, with applications for quarterly rotations available online.

Les Fordahl is a Vietnam War veteran and combat artist who captured the war through sketches and photographs, with his work recognized in major institutions.

Minneapolis is seeking artists for public art projects and has announced informational meetings via social media to discuss opportunities for creating two-dimensional artworks at specific locations.

Minneapolis kicks off a series of art and community events led by local artist KingDemetrius Pendleton to celebrate the 38th Street Cultural District, starting this Sunday.

The Art Center is hosting an Adult Open House with free admission, activities, and adult beverages on Dec. 13, featuring artist demos, crafts, and a mini art fair.

The City of Coon Rapids, Minnesota is hosting a button design contest for its 61st Snowflake Days event, encouraging students in grades 5-12 to participate.

Coon Rapids, MN, invites students in grades 5-12 to design the official Snowflake Days button, with winners receiving cash prizes and city-wide recognition.

Bloomington invites artists for public art projects including a Dakota culture sculpture, utility box paintings, and a mural at the Bloomington Ice Garden.

Bloomington has been ranked fifth in the U.S. for its arts vibrancy, showing the city's continued commitment and growth in the arts sector, facilitated by various organizations and initiatives.

City Hall will host local artists Rick Rice and Stephanie Irwin as 2025's artists in residence, showcasing their landscape photography starting this Friday.

The University of Minnesota is presenting its arts and experiential learning programs to the Board of Regents, highlighting their importance to student life and statewide engagement.

The Spring Festival: Arts & Crafts Affair at Canterbury Park on April 4 will showcase American handcrafted goods by skilled artisans from across the country.

Plymouth's Primavera spring art exhibition, featuring juried artwork from local artists and students, includes various cultural events from April 10-13 at the Plymouth Community Center.

Minneapolis seeks artists for a public artwork at Water Works to honor the sacred Dakhóta site Owámniyomni, emphasizing collaboration with the Dakhóta community.

Artist Maureen R. Sorensen will present at the Scott County Historical Society on April 12, featuring a discussion of her artwork and creative process. The event is free with refreshments provided.

Eagan Art House is opening a new location in Patrick Eagan Park on June 16, offering a wider range of programs and increased accessibility for the community.

Eden Prairie's annual Arts in the Park event on August 16 invites artists to apply by June 2 for a chance to sell and showcase their work at Purgatory Creek Park.

Arbor Day Arts events in Browndale Park building offer tree staff crafting for ages 5+, with registration encouraged for the April 28 and May 1 sessions.

Eden Prairie Art Center offers a full day of art programs for 6-10-year-olds on a school-free Friday, with supervised lunch and activities like "Art Mix" and "Animal Paints and Prints."

May in Ramsey County features AAPI and American Indian heritage events and a range of family-friendly activities.

Eden Prairie calls for artists to submit entries for their Rotating Art Series, offering opportunities for permanent or temporary displays in local outdoor spaces. Applications are due by May 23.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation hosts "Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island," an exhibit of 16 Alebrije sculptures, from June 1 to October 26, 2025, on Raspberry Island.

The "Arts in the Parks: Summer Fete" returns to Normandale Lake Park on July 3 with fireworks and arts activities.

Maple Grove successfully concluded its Chalkfest, where artists turned Main Street into a colorful display of chalk art, alongside food and entertainment, on June 7-8.

The Arbor Lakes Art Fair in Maple Grove, MN is scheduled for June 21-22, offering art, live music, children's activities, and food. Hosted by The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes and the Maple Grove Arts Center, the event supports local talent.

St. Louis Park invites local artists to create organics recycling-themed artwork for their Cart Art in the Park contest, with submissions accepted until June 23. Winning designs will feature on the city's organics carts.

Bloomington launched a Creative Placemaking plan, developed with community input, focusing on arts and public spaces. A celebration event with performances and activities is planned at the Civic Plaza.

Aleck Ellis, a BBQ restaurateur, played a significant role in the development of Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, influencing its location near his restaurant.

"Singin' in the Rain" stage production set to delight Bloomington audiences from July 31 to August 24 with performances capturing the essence of the classic Hollywood musical.

Brooklyn Park's Summer at the Plaza: Arts & Business Expo is a free event at Northwinds Plaza highlighting local art, businesses, and community resources, with activities, vendors, and food trucks.

Minneapolis has allocated $700,000 in grants to support 65 diverse arts projects, enhancing community engagement and cultural expression across its seven cultural districts.

Minneapolis Health Department hosts the Northside Art Exhibit + Community Fest, celebrating BIPOC artists and community narratives with art, activities like fishing and biking, and inclusive fun.

The Cowles Center for Dance in Minneapolis will be managed by Arts’ Nest and Zenon Dance, supporting the local art scene's revival with a focus on equity and community.

The Two Rivers Art Fair at Draw Amphitheater in Ramsey offers local art, live performances, a Plein Air competition, hands-on activities, and a raffle.

St. Louis Park is offering grants to support local arts and culture, encouraging community connections and creative projects. Applications due by September 28, 2025.

The Minneapolis City Council approved key steps for a new Community Performing Arts Center in the Upper Harbor area, partnering with First Avenue, the Minnesota Orchestra, and the AACDC. The project promises community growth and cultural development.

St. Louis Park's 7th annual Art Fair is set for September 6, featuring local artist booths, food trucks, live music, and art demos at the ROC, celebrating community and creativity.

Bloomington seeks a Minnesota-based artist for a new sculpture in Bryant Park, with a focus on nature and accessibility, and a $150k budget. Applications due Sept 5, 2025.

St. Louis Park's Vision 4.0 initiative includes a pop-up artist series featuring the Mobile Sign Shop at Aquila Park to engage the community and gather input for future city plans.

Winners of the 2025 Coon Rapids Photo Contest focusing on local wildlife were announced, featuring a variety of amateur work, with a full gallery online.

A new mural by artist Mariela Ajras adorning the Fenley apartments in Bloomington's South Loop adds vibrancy to the neighborhood and echoes the city's creative placemaking goals.

Hennepin County celebrates the start of construction for a new Southdale Library and Edina Art Center, aiming to create a community hub for education and the arts.

Mary Ann Young Center offers a watercolor class on October 28, for all skill levels, with provided materials, to encourage creativity and community connection. Registration available online or by phone.

Bloomington Police extended their coloring contest deadline to Oct 31. The prize is a stay at Great Wolf Lodge, with treats for kids in costume on Halloween.

South Loop's ARTBOXES project, in partnership with Xcel Energy, has turned utility boxes into public art by local artists, enhancing the streetscape and community identity.

Bloomington is seeking artists to craft a sculpture celebrating Dakota culture at Pond-Dakota Mission Park with a budget of $80,000 and a December application deadline.

Bloomington Civic Plaza hosted over 1,700 people at the Indigenous Arts and Crafts Fair, celebrating Minnesota’s American Indian Month with art, food, and performances.

The "Focus on Woodbury" photo contest concluded with 23 images winning out of 352 entries. Categories included abstract, wildlife, people, pets, and more.

The Chanhassen Artisan Fair had a "largest turnout ever," with proceeds supporting the local food shelf, and the upcoming Holiday Market will offer unique craft items.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, launched a social media initiative showcasing resident photography, highlighting community life, engaging locals, and featuring diverse themes.

Coon Rapids, MN is seeking student artists to design buttons for the 62nd Snowflake Days festival, incorporating the city mascot and winter activities. Winners will receive prizes, with entries due by January 9.

Artist Heather Friedli partners with Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to create "Carved in Snow: Stories of Land & Legacy," an art installation featuring winter sculptures that celebrate indigenous stories in four downtown Minneapolis parks.

The local Art Center offers a range of artistic workshops and classes for all ages, featuring activities such as sip and paint, wool painting, felting, clay work, and more, with options for both children and adults.

Minneapolis’s Jungle Theater canceled the remainder of its 2025–26 season and paused programming amid mounting deficits, leaders say as they plan a path forward.

Minnesota Orchestra posted a $4.2M operating loss for its latest fiscal year even as ticket sales and donations rose to new highs. Leaders say they’ll use that momentum to diversify income.

An intimate jazz room on Hennepin will open this Saturday with a Valentines brunch and weeknight residencies. The owner hopes it will be a neighborhood music home.

Longstanding clubs across Minneapolis–St. Paul say falling bar sales, fees and new amphitheaters are eating into slim margins for venues and musicians.

Playwrights' Center says NEA-related rules, a $500K sale shortfall and halted partner payments have created a funding crisis and is asking the Twin Cities for help.

Patti Smith will play a rare, 360‑seat Parkway Theater show in Minneapolis on March 14, the night after a St. Catherine University book event.

Dakota is adding a private event room inside the historic Young-Quinlan building on Nicollet Mall, giving the club new space for bookings alongside its concert calendar.

The touring production of Wicked returns to the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis July 8–Aug. 9; tickets go on sale March 6 at 10 a.m. Central.

A $7.5 million gift from Room & Board founder John Gabbert creates the Walker’s first endowed exhibition fund to back two shows a year. The move arrives as the museum adds new acquisitions.

After a seven-year break, the Festival of Nations returns as IFest‑MN, bringing 67 nations, hands-on exhibits and Student Day programming to the Saint Paul RiverCentre.

MSPIFF45 opens April 8 at The Main with Maria Bamford’s new documentary and more than 200 international films across the Twin Cities.

Glamorama returns to the State Theatre on May 15, revived by the Children's Cancer Research Fund with 1990s dance icons and a LaSalle Plaza after‑party.

A five-day Celebration will mark Prince's legacy in Minneapolis and at Paisley Park, highlighted by a free downtown sing‑along on June 6.

Doors Open Minneapolis returns May 9–10 with free access to 75 venues across the city — family activities, theater centennials, Fed tours and brewery stops. Here’s how to map the weekend.

Taste of Minnesota will highlight only Minnesota bands July 3–4, 2026, with Brother Ali and Poliça among the headliners. Free downtown shows will include food vendors, family activities and fireworks.

A cyberattack and suspected norovirus outbreak forced Chanhassen Dinner Theatres to cancel multiple Guys and Dolls performances; ticketholders will be contacted about reschedules.

Pangea World Theater bought 3020 Minnehaha Ave and is building a community-focused performance and rehearsal home with $3.37M raised toward a $6M goal. The project is backed by McKnight and neighborhood partners.

The 28th Twin Cities Jazz Festival returns to Mears Park June 19 620 with free performances, headliners the Yellowjackets and JazzMN Orchestra featuring Michael Mayo.

Mikey “Eyedea” Larsen’s mother used AI to turn his teenage notebooks into a 14‑track record that mimics his voice. The release on Crushkill’s Bandcamp is prompting mixed reactions.

Flickr’s MODE festival will bring big-name music and a star-studded photography program to downtown Minneapolis September 18–20, 2026. Headliners include Vince Staples, Tycho and Cory Wong.