Summer's creeping up on us, and the organizer's behind Vancouver's annual West 4th Avenue Khatsahlano Street Party have unfurled all of the artist information for this July's free event. Some of the bigger local names attached to the festival are Hannah Georgas and supergroup Mounties.
Billed as "Vancouver's largest free music and arts festival," this year's Khatsahlano event takes place on July 9. As in years past, several stages will be set up along West 4th Avenue between Burrard and Macdonald, with performances taking place between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Beyond the headliners, the artists includes We Are the City, Jordan Klassen, White Poppy, Twin River, Hot Panda, Skye Wallace, Mu, Gang Signs, Jody Glenham & the Dreamers, Holy Hum, Plazas, Rodney DeCroo, Malcolm Jack, Woolworm, Mesa Luna, Milk, Mental Health, Kash Honey, Mu, Casual Luxury and many more.
You'll find the full roster, which was curated by local West 4th Avenue institution Zulu Records, over here.
Outside of live performances, Khatsahlano will host cooking demonstrations, yoga classes, a mixology competition for West 4th area bartenders and more. Additionally, vendors and merchants can apply to set up a spot along West 4th Avenue until June 1.
Billed as "Vancouver's largest free music and arts festival," this year's Khatsahlano event takes place on July 9. As in years past, several stages will be set up along West 4th Avenue between Burrard and Macdonald, with performances taking place between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Beyond the headliners, the artists includes We Are the City, Jordan Klassen, White Poppy, Twin River, Hot Panda, Skye Wallace, Mu, Gang Signs, Jody Glenham & the Dreamers, Holy Hum, Plazas, Rodney DeCroo, Malcolm Jack, Woolworm, Mesa Luna, Milk, Mental Health, Kash Honey, Mu, Casual Luxury and many more.
You'll find the full roster, which was curated by local West 4th Avenue institution Zulu Records, over here.
Outside of live performances, Khatsahlano will host cooking demonstrations, yoga classes, a mixology competition for West 4th area bartenders and more. Additionally, vendors and merchants can apply to set up a spot along West 4th Avenue until June 1.
