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Get ready to feel the forest magic! Join us for a family-friendly pre-festival crafting party to get hyped for Electric Forest. Whether you are a seasoned festival-goer or bringing your little ones to experience the plur vibes for the first time, this is the perfect evening to create, connect, and dance.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, April 29
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Yours Truly Events, Ypsilanti
Tickets: $25 per person (Includes all craft materials, snacks, and drinks!)
Age: All ages welcome! (Kid-friendly)
What to Expect:
Live DJ Set: DJ Nixtremity will be spinning an energetic, festival-inspired set to get everyone in the groove.
DIY Rave Sprouts: We will have a station loaded with unique trinkets so you can design and build your very own custom rave sprouts to clip on your hats, hair, or hydration packs!
Kandi Making & Exchange: Dive into our bead selection to make your own Kandi bracelets. Trade with new friends and practice your PLUR handshakes!
Snacks & Sips: Enjoy fresh popcorn and delicious, colorful mocktails while you craft and dance.
Come craft your heart out, listen to some great music, and celebrate the upcoming festival season with our local community. Space is limited, so grab your tickets and let's get ready for the forest!
Yours Truly Events
114 West Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti, MI 48187
United States
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